Doug Ford Pauses Electricity Tariff as U.S. Agrees to New Talks
Ontario has suspended a 25% tariff on electricity exports to three US states following an agreement for trade…
U.S. Plans to Enforce Visitor Registration Law, Informs Canada
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security announced it will enforce a visitor registration law starting March 9, 2025.…
Trump Plans to Double Tariffs on Canadian Aluminum and Steel
On March 11, 2025, President Trump announced doubling planned tariffs on Canadian aluminum and steel, intensifying trade tensions…
Fewer Indian Students Chose Canada, US, UK for Studies in 2024: Govt
In 2024, fewer Indian students pursued studies in Canada, the US, and the UK, as per a government…
What Mark Carney’s Leadership Could Mean for Canada’s Immigration System
Mark Carney, Canada's incoming Prime Minister, raises expectations for immigration reform as Liberal Party leader from March 10,…
Mark Carney: The New Face Leading Canada’s Liberal Party
Mark Carney, Canada's new Liberal leader and prime minister, is a renowned economist and former central banker. With…
Ontario Premier Doug Ford Raises Electricity Export Fees to U.S. by 25%
Ontario has introduced a 25% surcharge on electricity exports to the U.S., announced by Premier Doug Ford on…
Who Qualifies for Canada’s Express Entry Education Category?
Essential 2026 guide for education professionals navigating Canada's Express Entry category-based draws, focusing on IRCC rules and CRS…
Trump Hints at Higher Tariffs on Mexico, Canada; Won’t Dismiss Recession
President Donald Trump suggested tariffs on Mexico and Canada might increase and avoided dismissing the possibility of a…
Why Canada Visa Applications Get Rejected: Fraud Checks and Common Mistakes
Canada maintains high visa refusal rates in 2026 due to strict fraud checks, housing pressure, and updated study…
Canada’s Parents and Grandparents Sponsorship: Eligibility and Super Visa Options
Canada's PGP remains closed to new applicants in 2026, leaving the Super Visa as the primary option for…
Marc Miller Expands Immigration Options for Construction Workers in Canada
Canada announced new immigration measures for 22 construction occupations on March 7, 2025, to address labor shortages and…
Ottawa to Open Pathway for Undocumented Construction Workers
The Canadian government plans to introduce a new immigration pathway for undocumented migrants working in construction. This initiative…
Trump Hints at New Tariffs on Canadian Dairy and Lumber
U.S. President Donald Trump announced potential new tariffs on Canadian dairy and lumber products, expected to be implemented…