Canada to Appoint New Deputy Minister of Immigration (2026 Update)
Canada’s federal government has announced the upcoming appointment of a new Deputy Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship,
Canada Announces $100 Million in Scholarships for Indian Students Under New Education Measures (2026)
Canada has unveiled a new international education strategy that includes a $100 million scholarship commitment for students from India
Alberta Issues Nearly 900 Invitations to Foreign Workers in Two AAIP Draws (March 2026)
The Alberta Advantage Immigration Program (AAIP) has continued to move aggressively in 2026, conducting two provincial immigration draws that together issued 899 Invitations to Apply (ITAs) toward permanent residence for foreign workers. These were part of Alberta’s ongoing efforts to meet labour market needs and use its provincial nomination spaces efficiently under its 2026 allocation. […]
IRCC Clarifies Work Permit Rules for RCIP and FCIP Applicants (2026 Update)
Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has published new guidance for foreign workers applying under two key community immigration programs
Nova Scotia Revamps Its Provincial Immigration Pathways (2026 Update)
The Nova Scotia Nominee Program (NSNP) has undergone a major restructure, simplifying and modernizing its immigration streams to make the process clearer and more focused for prospective immigrants and employers.
Canada Announces Three New Express Entry Categories for Targeted Invitations in 2026
Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has introduced three new targeted Express Entry categories that will shape permanent residence invitations throughout 2026 — offering additional opportunities for skilled workers with experience in specific occupations and sectors. These categories represent a continuation of Canada’s shift toward labour-market-driven immigration selection under its Express Entry system.
Two Ways to Get Dual Citizenship With Canada (2026 Guide)
Canada allows dual (or even multiple) citizenship — meaning you can be a Canadian citizen while keeping citizenship of your home country (as long as that country also permits it). For many immigrants, this offers the freedom of global mobility without renouncing their original nationality. If you’re thinking about becoming a Canadian citizen without giving […]
