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A Canadian citizen by descent may sponsor an eligible spouse or partner for permanent residence, provided the sponsor and applicant meet IRCC requirements. Mar…
Read articleCanada has introduced a temporary measure allowing eligible work permit holders to study for up to six months without a separate study permit, giving temporary…
Read articleSaskatchewan will open its final 2026 capped-sector immigration intake on September 14 and 15, offering 550 positions across trucking, retail, accommodation an…
Read articleCanada’s Immigration and Refugee Board has introduced new rules governing the use of artificial intelligence in immigration and refugee proceedings. The rules …
Read articleNewfoundland and Labrador issued 97 invitations through its Provincial Nominee Program on September 4, 2026. The province’s latest update shows that all invita…
Read articleIRCC invited 229 physicians with Canadian work experience to apply for permanent residence through Express Entry on September 3, 2026. The minimum CRS score wa…
Read articleIRCC’s September 2 update shows shorter estimated processing times for several temporary residence applications, including study permits from India and work pe…
Read articleIRCC issued 2,000 Invitations to Apply in a Canadian Experience Class Express Entry draw on September 1, 2026. The minimum CRS score was 521, two points below …
Read articleIRCC issued 562 invitations to apply in a Provincial Nominee Program-specific Express Entry draw on August 31, 2026. The minimum CRS score was 697, falling 63 …
Read articleIRCC has confirmed that Canada’s two temporary permanent residence pathways for eligible Hong Kong residents will close to new applications after August 31, 20…
Read articleLast updated: January 2026
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