Every other Canadian province and two of the three territories select their own economic immigrants. Nunavut doesn't — and the reasons have
Canada fundamentally changed how immigration consultants enter the profession, replacing a licensing model centred primarily on examinations with graduate-level education, competency-based assessment
IRCC confirmed it resolved the real holdup in one applicant’s citizenship file last year — and confirmed it has no practice of
Canada is fast-tracking permanent residence for up to 33,000 temporary workers based on nothing but application date, IRCC says — but it
A new study, supported by the experience of immigration lawyers, describes a system where automated triage shapes outcomes long before an officer
Women make up the majority of clients using several federally-funded settlement supports, including language training, employment-related services and childcare.
The temporary resident’s lawyer argues that the department is applying the rules inconsistently, even as the Francophone stream gains traction across Canada.
The CBSA deported 22,500 foreign nationals in 2025 — the highest annual total in its history
New targeted Express Entry categories aim to fill gaps, but critics warn they're too narrow and may strand applicants
Third-party language testing measures how fast applicants complete the test rather than their fluency in English, critics say.