Between July 3–July 15, 2026, the Alberta Advantage Immigration Program (AAIP) conducted six draws through which no fewer than 1,167 candidates received invitations to apply for provincial nomination.

If your family tree runs back to Poland, part of it may run through Canada. And if it does, you might be a Canadian citizen without knowing it. The Polish migration to North America split at the ...

Employers located outside the above regions can hire for roles beneath the threshold, subject to the additional requirements associated with the low-wage stream: A 10% cap on the proportion of workers ...

You order the birth certificate. You wait weeks. Then the letter comes back from the provincial vital statistics office: no ...

The Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP) has released its processing times for the second quarter of 2026, showing ...

Nova Scotia has expanded selection of provincial nominees in a one-time initiative targeting workers in the province with expiring and expired work permits. According to a news release published its ...

The latest temporary residence processing estimates, released by Canada’s immigration department on July 15, show shorter work permit wait times across numerous countries—Nigeria taking the lead with ...

Canadian citizens and permanent residents will have no further opportunities to sponsor their parents or grandparents for ...

Canada’s new regulatory framework for immigration consultants will allow clients to claim compensation for losses incurred ...