Canada Immigration News

Many Canadian provinces including Ontario, Manitoba and Newfoundland are vying to increase immigration levels with an aim to address the growing need for workers. For most of these provinces, immigration

Labor shortage is putting pressure on small and medium-sized businesses in Canada, says the latest Help Wanted report of the Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB). Around 430,000 job vacancies

With Canada immigration all set to become a major topic of discussion in the federal election in the country next year, the ruling government has launched an online campaign to

A recent study that assessed Canadian cities for tech talent has found that Toronto retained its top position this year, while many other cities also emerged competitive. In the new

A total of 3900 candidates are set to receive Invitations to Apply (ITAs) in the latest Express Entry draw held on November 28. The Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score cut-off

In a draw held on November 26, the Human Capital Priorities Stream of Ontario issued 185 invitations to apply for provincial nomination. With the latest draw, the total number of

A survey, conducted recently by the Environics Institute has found that majority of Canadians are in favor of immigration to the country. They think immigration to Canada makes a positive

Nova Scotia reopened its Express Entry-aligned provincial nominee program category on November 17 to accept up to 225 applications. The category was opened at 9 am Atlantic Standard Time. The

In a rare Thursday Express Entry draw held on November 15, the Government of Canada issued 3900 invitations to apply for permanent residence. The minimum Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score