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Liberals win Election 2021: What does it mean for Canadian immigration?
Canada

Liberals win Election 2021: What does it mean for Canadian immigration?

The Liberal Party of Canada wins its third straight election since 2015. This should result in few surprises in terms of how Canadian immigration is governed. Justin Trudeau’s Liberal Party has won its third straight Canadian election, according to news networks such as CTV and CBC. Following a 36-day campaign, the news networks are forecasting […]

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Ontario invites 995 workers and international students in new PNP draw
Canada, PNP

Ontario invites 995 workers and international students in new PNP draw

International students and temporary foreign workers with profiles in Ontario’s EOI system were invited to take the next step toward Canadian immigration.   Ontario held a new round of invitations on September 21, inviting 995 to apply for a provincial nomination. The Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP) invited candidates who had profiles in the Expression of Interest (EOI) pool. […]

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Quebec skilled workers now eligible for Bridging Open Work Permit
Canada, Jobs

Quebec skilled workers now eligible for Bridging Open Work Permit

Quebec skilled worker applicants in Canada can now obtain a BOWP for an initial duration of 24 months. As of August 31, 2021, temporary foreign workers who reside in Quebec and have been selected by Quebec as skilled workers, are eligible, under certain conditions, to apply for a Bridging Open Work Permit (BOWP).   Holders of a BOWP are […]

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I got a DUI years ago. Can I visit Canada?
Canada

I got a DUI years ago. Can I visit Canada?

Canada offers three major ways to apply to enter the country if you have a DUI. People commonly ask: “Can I enter Canada if I got a DUI 10 years ago?”   Perhaps your DUI was 20 years ago. Or less than 5 years ago. Whatever the case may be, you need to keep a […]

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How to Donate to the Toronto Region Afghan Resettlement Fund
Canada

How to Donate to the Toronto Region Afghan Resettlement Fund

A new fund has been launched to support Canada’s resettlement of 20,000 Afghan refugees. Here is how you can donate. The City of Toronto, the United Way of Greater Toronto, and Lifeline Afghanistan have launched the Toronto Region Afghan Resettlement Fund.   The three partners are collaborating to be able to provide direct resettlement support […]

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Election Polls 2021: Liberals inch ahead in tight race
Canada

Election Polls 2021: Liberals inch ahead in tight race

ANALYSIS: One week before the election, the Liberal Party retakes a slight lead over the Conservatives. Following the leaders debates last week, the Liberal party appears to be once again pulling ahead of the Conservatives. About 31.9 per cent of Canadians support the Liberals, according to the CBC’s poll tracker. Support for the Conservative party is […]

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Visitors in Canada continue to have access to work permits
Canada, Jobs

Visitors in Canada continue to have access to work permits

IRCC announced the extension of a temporary policy introduced a year ago to help employers find workers and allow temporary residents to enter the workforce. Canada announced that it is extending until February 28, 2022, a coronavirus-related measure allowing visitors to obtain work permits. Since August 24, 2020, temporary residents who are in Canada with valid visitor […]

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Saskatchewan PNP invites 528 immigration candidates
PNP

Saskatchewan PNP invites 528 immigration candidates

Immigration candidates were invited to apply for a provincial nomination under the Express Entry and Occupations In-Demand sub-categories. Saskatchewan held a new round of invitations on September 8. The Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP) invited 528 candidates to apply for one of two immigration programs. Of those invited, 316 may be eligible for the SINP’s Express Entry subcategory, and […]

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Canada had 815,800 job vacancies in June
Canada, Express Entry, Jobs

Canada had 815,800 job vacancies in June

Statistics Canada’s latest job vacancy report suggests job openings were driven by the accommodation and food services sector. This past June, there was a spike in job openings in accommodation and food services in Canada. As restaurants started reopening in June, there were 129,100 vacant positions in accommodation and food services jobs, according to Statistics Canada’s […]

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