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The international student community of Canada is anxiously awaiting for a decision on whether IRCC will continue the temporary policy it put in place back in October of 2022. The policy helped foreign students to work off – campus, full-time. But the temporary measure is about to reach its expiry on…
Quebec has taken initiatives in battling workforce shortages by re-opening certain economic pilot programs. These pilot programs will help in addressing labor shortages in essential industries of Quebec. These measures became effective on 23rd November, 2023 and will remain so till 31st December, 2024. Let’s see which immigration pilot programs re-opened…
Express Entry draws have been more unpredictable than ever. This has been mostly observed since after the pandemic. Before the COVID-19 pandemic, the draws would be held at a frequency of every 2 weeks or so. However, lately, mostly since the introduction of Category-based Express Entry draws , they have become…
Recently, 4 provinces of Canada conducted PNP draws and we are here with the latest update. The provinces that conducted recent draws are Ontario, British Columbia, PEI, and Manitoba. All in all, these provinces sent out more than 1500 candidates, and the lowest score considered all together was just 60 points. …
In the most recent draw conducted by Quebec, over 1200 immigrants received invitations to apply for permanent residency. Before this draw, Quebec conducted a single draw on 26th October and sent invitations to over 1200 immigrants even then. Since the year is almost about to end, we can see that the…
The draw conducted by British Columbia on 21st November 2023 invited about 160 candidates. Out of the total 161 candidates nominated, 24 nominations were for workers in construction occupations. This is the second draw in which construction workers have received invitations since British Columbia added this particular occupation to the priority…
India resumes E-visa services for Canadians after 2 months of pause on Wednesday, 22 November, 2023, according to the Reports. Do Read: Marc Miller met other Ministers, discusses future Immigration Plans Hence, now all electronic visa services are resumed, including tourist visas. However, from October 26, four visa categories such as…
FMRI, short for Federation of Ministers Responsible for Immigration, meets twice a year to discuss how to improve the immigration system of Canada. Last time, this meeting was held in March 2023, and this time, on 17th November, 2023. Marc Miller, the current Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada’s Minister attended this…
British Columbia recently added the Construction Occupation category in the list of priority occupations. These priority occupations are in greater need of workers to fulfill the workforce requirements and grow economically. This news came as of 16th November when the latest BC PNP draw was conducted and it invited a total…
There were two PNP draws held recently by two provinces of Canada. One of them was Manitoba while the other was Prince Edward Island. Altogether, 442 invitations issued, and the overall lowest score considered was just 55. Check Out: Project Management Professional Certification PEI PNP Draw Prince Edward Island (PEI) recently…
The Canadian province of Alberta held its first draw of November in which 16 candidates received invitations to apply for Canada PR, if they met the requirements. Last month, Alberta conducted draws six different times and invited more than 400 candidates. Let’s see how many candidates Alberta will invite this month. …
Ontario may pass a legislation banning employers from requiring work experience in application forms and job postings. This would be a historic move of its-own-kind since no other Canadian province or territory has done it before. The announcement of Ontario to ban Canada work experience requirement in job postings was made…
