Canada’s immigration system is facing a convergence of structural failures that have pushed it into what is now a crisis, ...

Among immigration professionals, there is a joke that if you go to the washroom, you will miss a change in policy. The amendments to legislation and changes to IRCC programs are so prevalent, we have ...

Québec's new immigration strategy for 2026-2029 sets a 45,000 annual cap on permanent residents and targets a 13% reduction in temporary residents by 2029. The province is prioritizing French ...

The Canadian immigration landscape is witnessing significant changes as the Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has conducted its first Express Entry draw of 2026.

Canada will welcome fewer permanent residents this year, as the federal government moves forward with changes and cuts to its ...

Canada has begun its 2026 immigration drive. The first Express Entry draw invited 574 Provincial Nominee Program candidates.

Canada’s 2026–28 Immigration Levels Plan has officially taken effect, bringing major changes to study permits, work visas, ...

Quebec's investor immigrant program is set to make a comeback on January 1st, 2024, offering a pathway to Canadian permanent residence. However, foreign investors should approach this opportunity with ...

NEW year, new immigration minister... ghosts of immigrant Christmases past? The new Minister of Immigration, Refugees and ...

The flow of asylum-seekers arriving in Canada via upstate New York has plunged, a sharp reversal from the summer months when a surge of thousands of people tried to get through the Canadian border.

Immigration has always been a central issue in Quebec, shaping its culture, economy, and politics. Now, the conversations ...

Less red tape and bureaucracy, law and order, reduced immigration, rollbacks on environmental issues: the political landscape ...