Saskatchewan has issued 2,628 nominations for provincial immigration this year, about 55% of its 2026 allocation, according to an update published on the province’s website. This year’s allocation for provincial nominations for the Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP) stands at 4,761 spaces, the same as the province’s finalized quota for 2025. Assess your eligibility for […]
Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has released its first detailed statement on the review of citizenship certificates issued under Bill C-3, saying it initially flagged just 100 certificates with potential eligibility issues. Of these 100, the citizenship department has automatically reinstated 33 upon confirming that they met legal requirements. The remaining 67 cases are […]
Canadian citizenship passes down through bloodlines. But if your ancestor lived in Canada before 1947, the rules of that era may have cut your family out of citizenship entirely—until now. The pivotal year is 1947; that’s when Canada created citizenship as a legal status — and decided who got it. When Canada created its first […]
Many international travellers are now permitted to skip border security when transiting through major airports in Toronto, Vancouver, and Montreal. Transiting international passengers can proceed directly to international departures after landing at Toronto Pearson International Airport (Terminal 1), Vancouver International Airport, or Montréal Pierre Elliott-Trudeau International Airport, with no need to meet with a border […]
Immigrant entrepreneurs who received a valid commitment certificate from a designated organization in 2025 have until June 30, 2026, to apply for permanent residence (PR) under Canada’s Start-up Visa (SUV) program. Those already in Canada on a SUV-specific work permit are currently being prioritized for PR, in accordance with efforts to reduce the temporary resident […]
Early-career workers from 28 countries can get easier access to Canadian work permits more than once. Citizens aged 18-35, or 18-30, depending on the participating country, can obtain work permits under the International Experience Canada (IEC) program, enabling some to work in Canada for a total of up to two or three years. Schedule a […]
There are 4.4 million people in Canada who report Irish roots. Irish is the third-largest ancestry in the country — with one in eight Canadians tracing a thread back to a townland in Cork, Kerry, Wexford, or Tipperary. But that number only counts the people who stayed. It says nothing about the families who came […]
You’ve just realized that you might be eligible for Canadian citizenship based on your ancestry. The next natural step is to start collecting the right documentation so you can submit an application to Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC), Canada’s citizenship department. When collecting the required birth certificates, you might often be faced with two […]
The Alberta Advantage Immigration Program (AAIP) has extended a total of 743 invitations to apply for provincial nomination to AAIP candidates working in sectors such as healthcare, manufacturing, and agriculture. The AAIP issued these invitations over the course of seven provincial immigration draws over the period of June 5–June 15, 2026. Assess your eligibility for […]
Times Higher Education (THE) has released its 2026 Sustainability Impact Ratings, with Queen’s University and the University of Alberta both landing in the global top 10. A university’s overall rank is based on its alignment with the United Nations’ 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), such as no poverty, climate action, and gender equality. Plan your […]
