New to Canada? You may be eligible for government-funded settlement services
Some newcomers arriving to Canada are eligible for settlement services. Newcomers can take advantage of these government-funded services, which are
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2024: Express Entry year in review
We saw many changes to Canada’s Express Entry system in 2024. In this article, we’ll review the major changes to
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Ban on flagpoling comes into effect today
As of December 23, 11:59 pm, the ban on flagpoling is now in effect. Now temporary residents (those on a
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What work can you do in Canada without needing a work permit?
In general, foreign nationals require a work permit for legal authorization to work in Canada, but there are exceptions allowing
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TR to PR pathway applicants can continue to receive longer open work permits
Immigration Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has extended its temporary public policy allowing temporary resident (TR) to permanent resident (PR)
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The 2025 IEC pool is now open
Interested in moving to and working in Canada? The International Experience Canada (IEC) pool is now open and accepting candidate
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Canada unveils new permanent residence pathway for French speakers
Immigration Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has released eligibility criteria and details on a new francophone immigration pathway to Canada
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IRCC confirms some work permit holders may continue to study in Canada without a study permit
Some work permit holders in Canada may continue to study in the country without needing a study permit. On December
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Do you qualify as a work-permit-exempt business visitor?
Foreign nationals generally require a work permit for legal authorization to work in Canada, but in certain scenarios you can
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Are you eligible to sponsor your spouse or partner for Canadian immigration?
Canadian citizens and permanent residents can sponsor their spouse, common-law partner, or conjugal partner for permanent residence (PR). Although the
