Canada’s Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFWP) has nearly doubled in popularity over the past five years, with a significant rise in employer demand for temporary foreign workers. The TFWP’s reach has expanded across various sectors, with notable […]
On World Refugee Day, Canadian ministers, including Immigration Minister Marc Miller, expressed solidarity with global refugees. They highlighted the urgent need for action due to the refugee population tripling over the last decade. In 2023, the refugee
Recent Survey Series on People and their Communities (SSPC) data shows a third of Canadians struggling financially in the past year, with recent immigrants disproportionately affected. Specifically, 43% of recent immigrants reported hardship versus 29% of established
A report by Deloitte highlights the urgent need for Canada to introduce more streamlined, digital immigration services. The housing crisis in the country is leading to a decline in the number of foreign nationals willing to immigrate,
In recent years, the influx of Indian immigrants to Canada has experienced a remarkable surge. Data shows a significant increase in the number of new Indian permanent residents, from 39,340 in 2015 to 139,785 in 2023. In
Canada’s recent immigration increase, seen in permits and residency programs, may initially present challenges but will likely result in long-term economic gains. Canada admits about 500,000 new permanent residents yearly, making up 20% of the population, and
On June 18, 2024, the Government of Canada issued new guidelines affecting caregivers seeking work permits under the Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFWP). The revised guidelines provide clarity on who the refusal to process applies to and
According to a Statistics Canada report, recent Canadian immigrants are experiencing improved job opportunities that match their education, especially those with a bachelor’s degree or higher. The report, which spans from 2001 to 2021, shows better
Canada is rated the safest travel destination in 2024, moving from sixth in 2023. It topped the safety rankings for transportation, absence of violent crime, health measures, and safety for women, LGBTQIA+, and BIPOC. The
Montreal, Quebec’s Boucherville, Edmonton, Halifax, Quebec City, Burlington, Toronto, and Vancouver are increasingly becoming popular destinations among new immigrants to Canada. These cities offer many opportunities and attractions that appeal to immigrants from all walks