Canada Elects Mark Carney as Prime Minister – A Bold Stand Against US Pressure
Canada has a new Prime Minister. Mark Carney, leader of the Liberal Party, has officially won the 2025 federal election. In his victory speech, he sent a strong and emotional message to Canadians—and to the United States. Carney made it clear that Canada will never be controlled or influenced by any foreign country, especially the […]
Alberta Sends More Invitations to Immigration Candidates
The Alberta Advantage Immigration Program (AAIP) has recently invited more people to apply for immigration through four different programs (called “pathways”). These invitations went to candidates who have work experience and skills needed in Alberta’s economy. In total, 165 invitations were sent out! Quick Summary of AAIP Draws (April 11 – April 22) Here’s a […]
Federal Court Warns Permanent Residency Applicants Not to Disobey Orders Again
The Federal Court of Canada has recently sent a strong message to applicants seeking permanent residency, warning them that they must follow the court’s orders strictly. The case involves Iranian nationals who applied for Canadian permanent residency under the self-employed class and faced refusals from the visa office in Warsaw, Poland. Background of the Case […]
Election Day in Canada: What It Means for International Students and Foreign Workers
Why Immigration is a Big Topic in Canada’s 2025 Elections Today, Canada is voting in its general elections, and immigration has become one of the biggest issues. The main fight is between the Liberal Party, led by Prime Minister Mark Carney, and the Conservative Party, led by Pierre Poilievre. Both leaders have different views about […]
Thunder Bay’s New PR Pathway (RCIP)
Good news!Thunder Bay, Ontario has launched a new immigration program called the RCIP.It’s points-based and employer-driven — but it works a little differently than most PR pathways. Let’s break it down in an easy way. 👇 You Cannot Apply Directly! This is very important:You can’t just submit your resume or profile and wait for an […]
How Canada’s Top Parties Plan to Handle Immigration After 2025
As Canada inches closer to the 2025 federal election, immigration policy has taken center stage. Both the Liberal and Conservative parties have unveiled their visions for the country’s future—and with immigration emerging as a critical issue, Canadians are paying close attention. From permanent residence targets to temporary foreign workers and international students, here’s how the […]
Work Permits Are Being Lost in Canada — And It’s Not the Migrants’ Fault
Many migrants in Canada are losing their legal right to work. Not because they broke the rules, but because the immigration system is falling behind. The result? Thousands are left in limbo, struggling without income, healthcare, or security. What’s Causing the Problem? Migrants who are working legally in Canada often need to renew their work […]
Manitoba Opens Doors for Work Permit Extensions in 2025
Great news for skilled workers in Manitoba!If your work permit is expiring or already expired, you may now be able to stay and work in Manitoba for up to 2 more years—thanks to a Temporary Public Policy introduced by the Manitoba government. Let’s break it down simply so you can see if you’re eligible and […]
What to Do If You Lose Your PR Card While Outside Canada
Losing your Canadian PR card while traveling outside the country can feel scary—but don’t worry. If you’re a permanent resident and your card gets lost or stolen while abroad, there’s a solution to help you return to Canada. Here’s everything you need to know in simple terms. Why Your PR Card Matters Your Permanent Resident […]
Manitoba Offers Special Work Permits for PNP Candidates
Great news for Manitoba PNP candidates who are worried about losing their work status! Starting April 22, 2025, some candidates under the Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP) can apply for special work permits valid for up to 2 years. These permits are meant to help people continue working and living in Manitoba while they wait […]