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Teachers now have an advantage in immigrating to Canada, but internationally trained teachers can face barriers in becoming certified to teach. Teaching is a regulated profession in Canada, and the certification process varies by province and territory, with foreign credentials often needing to be assessed for Canadian equivalency. That’s where a new initiative, launched by … Read more

Last Updated On 17 June 2025, 9:15 PM EDT (Toronto Time) In an era where remote work is reshaping the global job market, Canada’s immigration system is adapting to these modern realities with evolving express entry draws. If you’re working remotely for a foreign employer while also working in Canada, you may be eligible to … Read more

Last Updated On 18 June 2025, 9:20 AM EDT (Toronto Time) On June 17, 2025, the government of Canada released detailed information and clarity on new immigration reforms proposed in the Strong Borders Act. Canada introduced the Strong Borders Act at the beginning of this month, a proposed bill to strengthen immigration controls over temporary … Read more

In April 2025, Canada witnessed a noticeable dip in international travel numbers. With a combined total of 4.5 million air and auto arrivals, the country saw a 15.2% drop compared to April 2024. It’s the third month in a row with falling year-over-year figures—a trend that’s raising questions about how global mobility and tourism might…
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In a rapidly changing world, where forced migration is rising due to conflict, climate change, and political instability, Canada is stepping into a more visible role. According to the United Nations Refugee Agency’s 2024 report, Canada is now the fourth-largest recipient of asylum claims globally, marking a dramatic shift in the country’s immigration landscape. This…
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Canada has long stood out on the global stage for its inclusive approach to immigration. Now, in a significant move aimed at strengthening both humanitarian support and economic development, the federal government has extended its groundbreaking Economic Mobility Pathways Pilot (EMPP) until the end of 2025. This initiative is not just a lifeline for skilled…
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Canadian immigration policies have long reflected a balance between openness and control. But in early 2024, the decision to reinstate visa requirements for Mexican visitors reignited a long-standing tension between two North American neighbors that, in theory, should be working more closely than ever. The resulting diplomatic tension isn’t just about paperwork, it’s about politics,…
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Starting July 2, 2025, the Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP) will shift from paper to digital with the rollout of the OINP Employer Portal. A major upgrade is designed to simplify and speed up immigration processing for both employers and applicants. This change is not just a technical update; it’s a significant step toward making…
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