Canada
Express Entry scores, PNP draws, study permit changes, and IRCC processing updates for Canadian immigration. Covers PR pathways, LMIA requirements, and provincial nominee programs across all provinces.
Canada Audit Flags Over 153,000 Students, 2,000 Cases Annually, 800 Study Permits
A Canadian audit finds IRCC lacks capacity to investigate 153,000 flagged students, with 800 confirmed fraud cases receiving no follow-up action.
Organized Crime, Student Visa Program and Extortion Shootings Fuel Canada Crisis
Organized crime is exploiting Canada's student visa program to recruit vulnerable students into extortion squads, prompting calls for…
British Columbia PNP Draws Invite Skilled Workers and Entrepreneurs
BC PNP 2026 shifts to a high-impact model with fewer spots, higher fees, and a focus on high-wage…
Air Canada Express CRJ-900LR Collides with Port Authority Fire Truck at Laguardia Airport, 2 Dead
Two pilots died after an Air Canada Express flight hit a fire truck at LaGuardia. 13 others were…
National Committee on Accreditation (NCA) Gateway Keeps NCA Certificate Path for Lawyers
A guide for foreign lawyers on Canada's licensing process, covering NCA credential assessment and the shift toward skills-based…
Alberta Invites Rural Renewal Stream, Accelerated Tech Pathway, Health Candidates in Draws
Alberta's 2026 AAIP draws prioritize health care, tech, and rural workers, with thousands of invitations issued and 2,700…
Canada Is Celebrating the Francophonie and Investing in New Initiative…
Canada adds 5,000 PR spots and sets a 12% target for French-speaking immigrants outside Quebec by 2029 to…
Ontario Issues 1,107 Graduate Stream Invitations After 18-Month Pause
Ontario's OINP issued 1,107 invitations to Masters and PhD graduates on March 18, 2026, ending an 18-month pause…
Nanos Research: Canadian Travel to U.S. Falls in February 2026 as Policy Tensions Rise
Canadian travel to the U.S. fell sharply in early 2026 due to tariffs and political tension, causing a…
Canada Border Services Agency Faces Lawsuit After Systemic Collapse Lets Fraud Convict Walk
A Canadian judge stays a major fraud case over agency misconduct while the U.S. tightens licensing rules, sparking…