Category: immigration
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Newfoundland & Labrador PNP: May 2025 Draw Invites 328
Newfoundland and Labrador Issues Second Round of Invitations Through New EOI Immigration System Newfoundland and Labrador issued 328 invitations in its second Expression of Interest (EOI) draw on May 8, 2025 The new EOI system applies to both the NL Provincial Nominee Program (NLPNP) and the Atlantic Immigration Program (AIP) This marks the province’s second…
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Alberta PNP Draw: 295 Invitations Issued in Key Sectors
Alberta Issues 295 Invitations in AAIP Draws Across Six Immigration Streams The Alberta Advantage Immigration Program (AAIP) has once again opened its doors to skilled workers, healthcare professionals, and those ready to help build Canada’s rural communities. In a flurry of activity between April 29 and May 8, Alberta issued a total of 295 Invitations…
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PEI Adds 20 Employers to AIP List in May 2025 Update
Key Highlights Prince Edward Island (PEI) adds 20 new designated employers under the Atlantic Immigration Program (AIP). 14 employers have been removed from the AIP designated list as of May 15, 2025. Total number of designated employers in PEI now stands at 364. New entries in high-demand sectors like healthcare, construction, and manufacturing are bolded…
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Best 2024 Summer Jobs in Canada for International Students
Top Summer Jobs for International Students in Canada (2024 Guide) Looking to earn extra cash, gain work experience, or simply stay productive during your break? If you’re an international student in Canada, summer is the perfect time to explore part-time or full-time job opportunities that fit your schedule and visa requirements. From flexible remote gigs…
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UK’s Tougher Immigration Rules Spark Debate: Could Canada Reshape Its Immigration Policies Next?
Key Highlights: UK introduces stricter immigration rules affecting skilled workers, students, and asylum seekers. Canada yet to announce reforms, but talks between PMs signal possible alignment. Potential changes in Canada could include higher CRS thresholds and shorter post-graduation work permits. Public sentiment and economic pressures may influence Canadian immigration policy shifts. Canada likely to adapt…
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Canada Faces International Student Drop as Global Study Destinations Expand Beyond the “Big Four”
Key Highlights Canada is losing ground as a top destination for international students. Visa delays, high living costs, and lack of housing are major obstacles. New education hubs like Germany, Malaysia, and South Korea are gaining popularity. Survey data shows Canadian institutions are bracing for enrolment drops and budget cuts. Strategic reforms are needed to…
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Saskatchewan Leads Canada in Jobs and Growth
Key Highlights: Why Saskatchewan Is the Top Choice for Immigrants in 2025 21,100 new jobs added in April 2025 — the highest job growth in Canada Lowest unemployment rate in the country at just 4.3% Massive growth in healthcare, construction, and public administration sectors Affordable cost of living and family-friendly cities like Saskatoon and Regina…