Federal Immigration Minister Marc Miller plans to override Quebec’s immigration cap to expedite family reunification. Despite requests to Quebec to increase its family reunification limit, currently set at about 10,000 applicants yearly, the federal government will now issue permanent residence permits beyond this cap.
Manitoba, with its diverse geographic ranging from northern tundra to fertile southern farmlands, plays an important role in Canada’s geography and economy. Manitoba is a hub for industries such as agriculture, manufacturing, and mining, contributing significantly to Canada’s economic stability. For those considering making Manitoba their new home, the province offers inviting immigration programs aimed at supporting its continued growth and multicultural identity.
Quebec, Canada’s largest province by area, is known for its vibrant culture, diverse geography ranging from forests to rivers, and a robust economy anchored in technology, aerospace, and natural resources. Its distinct society, with a majority French-speaking population, contributes to a unique demographic profile. Quebec possesses a unique degree of autonomy in its immigration policies, setting it apart from other Provinces.
The new provincial attestation letter system in British Columbia, launched today on March 4, 2024, and it marks a significant shift in the process for international students applying to study in the province.
From February 29, 2024, Mexican citizens will face new eTA requirements for travel to Canada, affecting both existing and in-progress eTA holders, with a shift towards a visitor visa for those ineligible for a new eTA. These measures are set to impact travelers, regardless of previous arrangements or eTA status.
Explore the 2024 updates to Canada’s Express Entry system, focusing on the government’s decision to continue with the same category-based selection for immigration.
This page offers a detailed analysis of Canada’s Express Entry system for 2024, providing regular updates on draw results and trends.
Canada’s government recently announced the extension of its ban on foreign home buyers through the end of 2026, a move aimed at addressing the country’s escalating housing affordability crisis.
In 2023, Canada set a new record by welcoming 471,550 new permanent residents, surpassing the previous year’s total and the target set in the Immigration Levels Plan for 2023.
The British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program (BC PNP) is designed to attract skilled and experienced individuals to meet the specific labor market needs of British Columbia. This program allows the province to nominate candidates for Canadian permanent residency who can contribute significantly to its economic development.
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