Ontario Announces New Protocols so that Newcomers can Find Jobs More Smoothly
From January of 2026, new protocols will be implemented for employees looking to hire staff through publicly advertised job postings. These will take effect under changes to Ontario’s Employment Standards Act (ESA). One of the most critical changes has been the ban on requiring Canadian work experience. This is an issue that has long been […]
Nova Scotia Introduces a New System for Selecting Permanent Residents
On November 28, the NSPNP announced that they would be introducing a new Expression of Interest (EOI) Nova Scotia has introduced a model for managing immigration applications that mirrors the approach used by most other Provincial Nominee Programs (PNPs). This involves a candidate pool system. The province has identified several potential priority sectors, which include: […]
If You are a Newcomer in Canada, Here is How You Can Find a Family Doctor
Having a family doctor is a critical part of settling down in Canada for many newcomers, as it is one of the greatest things that can improve your short-term and long-term health. In Canada, a family doctor is your main source of contact when it comes to your health, especially when it comes to having […]
Suspension of Express Entry Skilled Trades Stream in Ontario
The Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP) has postponed its Express Entry Skilled Trades Stream, with immediate effect, quoting systematic misrepresentation. At the moment applicants within the Skilled Trades Stream will not be able to receive a provincial nomination through this pathway. The province will no longer be taking in new applications to the Express Entry: […]
How to Receive Financial Aid as an International Student in Canada
With the requirement of proof of funds for international students (without working) to cover tuition fees, living expenses, and travel costs, the recent increase of (+$2,260) to get a study permit, has made financial assistance favorable for students to accommodate for their education and day-to-day life in Canada. There are three types of financial aid […]
Over 1,100 ITAs were issued through Alberta’s Provincial Draws
Within the last two weeks of October, The Alberta Advantage Immigration Program (AAIP) held four draws. The draw with the most number of invitations was the Alberta Opportunity Stream. This draw accepted 900 applications with a minimum score of 60. Different Streams in Alberta The Alberta Opportunity Stream is for temporary foreign workers who are working […]
Termination of Six New Low-wage LMIA Cities from Processing
Six cities from the CMA were added to the list of regions where the low-wage LMIA will no longer advance. A total of 32 CMAs have been listed as regions where LMIAs will not be processed this quarter. This has shown an increase from the last quarter during the July 11 to October 9 period. […]
New Legislative Changes Aim to Restrict Citizenship by Descent
As new legislations start to take place, many children of Canadian citizens may not be able to obtain their citizenships. This is conditional to the newly amendments to Bill C-3, An Act to Amend the Citizenship Act. This federal bill states that restrictions may fall upon those of beyond the first generation of descent. Children of […]
Newfoundland and Labrador Issues Third Round of Immigration Invitations Under New EOI System
Newfoundland and Labrador continues to expand its immigration efforts, issuing more invitations through its third round under the newly implemented Expression of Interest (EOI) system introduced in February 2025. The latest draw, held on May 29, 2025, targeted candidates who had submitted EOIs for either the Newfoundland and Labrador Provincial Nominee Program (NLPNP) or the […]
