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The Alberta Immigrant Nominee Program (AAIP) has outlined its comprehensive selection process for potential candidates, emphasizing that invitations are not solely based on points scores. While the points system is crucial, the program also considers Alberta’s labour
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Canada is experiencing an unprecedented rise in asylum claims from international students in 2024, prompting serious concerns about the quality of immigration advice being provided by certain educational institutions and legal advisors. The Canada Border Services Agency
Immigration Minister Marc Miller announced that the federal government requests a third extension to meet the court-mandated deadline for passing legislation addressing “lost Canadians” citizenship rights. The bill, aimed at rectifying a 2009 unconstitutional law, would restore
The Ontario government is advancing primary care access by facilitating the practice of 100 internationally trained family physicians in rural and northern communities starting in 2025. Through the Practice Ready Ontario program, these doctors can quickly obtain
As Canada enters 2025, significant changes in immigration policy are reshaping the nation’s economic outlook. The federal government’s reduced immigration targets are expected to slow population growth, potentially decreasing economic growth by nearly one percentage
As Canada’s Express Entry system marks its 10th anniversary in 2025, immigration experts anticipate significant changes in the selection process. Predictions suggest larger Canadian Experience Class (CEC) draws ranging from 3,000 to 7,000 invitations monthly while maintaining
The Government of Canada is launching a C$250,000 global online advertising campaign to discourage potential asylum seekers. The campaign in 11 languages, including Spanish, Urdu, Ukrainian, and Hindi, marks a departure from Canada’s traditionally welcoming approach to
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The Government of Alberta published the results of the recent six invitation rounds under the Alberta Advantage Immigration Program (AAIP). On November 8, 14, and 15, 2024, the AAIP invited 4, 150, and 412 candidates
In a groundbreaking analysis of Canada’s labour market dynamics, recent data reveals the transformative impact of immigration across multiple sectors of the economy. Immigrants constitute 25% of healthcare workers, 35% of truck drivers, and over 50% of
As Canada implements stricter immigration measures, with nearly 4,000 monthly rejections in 2024, marking a 20% increase from 2023, the nation’s policy shift could foster closer alignment with Donald Trump’s anticipated immigration agenda. The Canadian government’s