Province of Ontario Launches Regional Immigration Pilot

Ontario’s Regional Immigration Pilot Program has started accepting applications from candidates! The Province of Ontario has begun accepting applications from applicants through the Regional Immigration Pilot. To be eligible for this program, applicants must meet the criteria for one of the streams under the Ontario Provincial Nominee Program’s Employer Job Offer category streams. Under the Read More …

Canada Updated Proof of Funds Requirement For Two Federal Immigration Programs

If you plan to immigrate to Canada under the federal Express Entry system, find out the new proof of funds requirements and update your Express Entry profile. The Government of Canada has increased the number of funds needed to immigrate under the Express Entry-managed programs. This change applies to the Federal Skilled Worker Class and Read More …

Job Vacancies in Canada Remain at Historic Highs

The Canadian private sector continues to experience a historically high staff shortage. The latest report by the Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) says that about 433 thousand jobs in the private sector were not filled in the past quarter, which is about 1,500 more than in the Q2 2019, and 15 thousand more than Read More …

Who is New Canadian Immigration Minister, and What To Expect of Him

The new immigration minister will follow the course of the Liberal Party, which means that the level of immigration will increase in the coming years. What else is planned for immigrants? Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau appointed Marco Mendicino Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC). Mendicino is replacing Ahmed Hussen, who was the Read More …

Manitoba Invites Potential Immigrants to Make an Exploratory Visit to the Province

Starting November 15, the Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP) starts accepting applications from French-speaking candidates interested in making a pre-arranged exploratory visit to the province. These exploratory visits allow prospective immigrants applying under the provincial Skilled Workers Overseas Stream to explore employment opportunities and communities in the province and to make a well-founded decision about Read More …

Children of Immigrants Are Better Educated and Earn More Than Those with Canadian-Born Parents

A study by Statistics Canada, which includes data from 2006 to 2016, shows that among teenagers aged 13 to 17 years, immigrant children are more likely to complete post-graduate studies compared to those whose parents were born in Canada. “In Canada, contrary to several European countries, children with an immigrant background are generally more likely Read More …