New Canadians

Canada has launched a new PR pathway for nationals from Colombia, Haiti, and Venezuela, as part of efforts to provide safer alternatives to irregular migration. Under the new dedicated family-based humanitarian pathway, Canada will welcome 15,000 people from the Western Hemisphere, in addition to existing immigration programs. Who qualifies for the new dedicated humanitarian pathway? […]

Nestled in the south of the province of Manitoba, Morden is a charming city that combines small-town charm with modern conveniences, affordable housing, and ample opportunities for both, residents and new immigrants to Canada. This growing Prairie city welcomes many newcomers every year through the Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program, among others, and helps them successfully settle […]

New to Canada and excited about the career opportunities that this country holds for you? One of the big tools that can support you in your job search journey is LinkedIn. It goes without saying that you need to complete your profile by filling out all the sections. Implement the following strategies to get noticed […]

A majority of new immigrants to Canada permanently settle in the country when they arrive. Many others do what’s called a soft landing, meaning they stay here for a few weeks, get the lay of the land, finish their paperwork, and fly back to their home countries, with the intention of permanently arriving at a […]

If you’re looking to migrate to Canada as a French speaker and are searching for places where you can continue speaking your language when you arrive, look no further. While Quebec is home to a majority of Canada’s French speakers, the country also has several Francophone communities, from Newfoundland and Labrador in the east, to […]

The Ontario government will soon introduce legislation that, if passed, will ban the use of Canadian work experience as a requirement in job postings or application forms. This change would help more qualified candidates progress in the interview process while making Ontario the first province in Canada to include provisions on Canadian experience in employment […]

Canada has launched a new immigration plan aimed at building a stronger country, which is focused on seven key points concerning newcomers, including housing, labour, education, and languages. Part of a report called ‘An Immigration System for Canada’s Future’, the seven points relate to actions that are key to transforming Canada’s immigration system, informed by […]

To combat fraud in international student admissions, Canada has announced three changes in the International Student Program. The focus is on “protecting students and weeding out those who try to take advantage of them,” says Marc Miller, Minister of Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship. The latest measures to prevent international student admission fraud are as follows: […]

Canada has announced its Immigration Levels Plan 2024-2026 and is choosing to keep its targets for the next two years unchanged to focus on stabilizing newcomer intake from 2026 onwards. The goal is to help support the country’s economic growth while balancing it out with the pressures on services such as healthcare, housing, and infrastructure. […]

Going strong in welcoming and resettling individuals and families who are fleeing internal strife in their home countries globally, Canada recently met its commitment of welcoming at least 40,000 vulnerable Afghans since August 2021, when the Taliban took control of Afghanistan. Canada’s response to the situation in Afghanistan Under one of the largest Afghan resettlement […]