New Brunswick has once again shown why it remains one of Atlantic Canada’s most active provinces for economic immigration. Over a single week in July 2026, Immigration New...
Canada’s refugee determination system could soon undergo significant procedural changes, but one of the country’s leading refugee advocacy organizations is urging the federal government to ensure...
Canada’s newest and most advanced land border crossing is officially open. The Canada Border Services Agency has begun processing traffic through the Gordie Howe International Bridge port of...
Canada’s tourism sector had a standout year in 2025, and much of the credit belongs to Canadians themselves. A new report from Statistics Canada shows that...
Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada has spent the past several weeks quietly rewriting the fine print that governs study permits and post-graduation work permits. None of it arrived...
Canadian businesses are running on an older workforce than at almost any point in recent memory, and new data from Statistics Canada shows that shift is...
A new national study finds that immigrants with disabilities do not experience employment the same way Canadian born persons with disabilities do, and the gap runs...
New federal data confirms what many applicants have felt for months: Canada’s temporary resident pathways have narrowed considerably, even as processing times shift across work permits, study permits,...
CBSA removed 10,607 inadmissible individuals from Canada between January and June 2026, most for failing to meet basic immigration requirements rather than for criminal activity. Quebec and the...
Canada continues to explore new ways to strengthen its healthcare workforce, and Yukon has taken anotherĀ important stepĀ in that direction. The territory has announced a streamlined licensing...
