Permanent Residency – Page 31

Manitoba invites 77 skilled workers to apply for provincial nomination in latest selection round

On July 2, Manitoba issued more invitations to apply through its Skilled Worker Stream, to candidates directly invited by the province under a strategic recruitment initiative. A total of 77 Letters of Advice to Apply (LAAs) were issued through this draw.

British Columbia holds provincial immigration draw targeting entrepreneurs across two PR pathways

On June 30, British Columbia conducted a new selection round through its Entrepreneur Immigration (EI) category. The province targeted entrepreneurs with plans to establish a new business or acquire and grow an existing business in the province. Assess your eligibility for

This Fourth of July, Americans are discovering that they are Canadian too

This Fourth of July, millions of Americans will light the grill, pour a drink, and watch the fireworks without knowing they’ve quietly gained far more options for themselves. A door to Canadian citizenship, with all the travel, healthcare, retirement, and social

Alberta invites over 1,000 candidates across six selection rounds, targets healthcare, aviation, and tech workers

Between June 17–June 29, the Alberta Advantage Immigration Program (AAIP) held six draws, through which it issued 1,037 invitations to apply (ITAs) for provincial nomination. Invitations were sent to professionals across a variety of in-demand sectors, including healthcare, aviation, and tech;

A common reason Express Entry candidates miss their ITA deadline, and how to avoid it

Once an Express Entry candidate receives an invitation to apply (ITA), they must submit a complete application for permanent residence (PR) within 60 days, with all required documentation included. Police certificates in particular can take a long time to obtain, and

Understanding Canada’s Healthcare System: What Newcomers Need to Know

When you’re settling into life in Canada, healthcare may not be the first thing on your mind.Between finding a place to live, setting up your finances, and getting to know your new community, there is already a lot to think about.

Temporary residence wait times fall in latest IRCC processing update

On July 2, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) published updated processing times for various temporary residence applications, with good news for work permit applicants. Work permit processing times continued to ease for in-Canada applicants, falling by another 15 days to

How Canada’s citizenship by descent law helped one footballer make Canada’s FIFA World Cup squad

England-born football player Alfie Jones became a Canadian citizen last year, and earned a place on Canada’s national soccer team – all because of a grandmother born in Hillcrest, Alberta. For around 16 years, having a Canadian grandparent wasn’t enough to

Millions of Americans have two independence days this year. Most don’t know it

Two flags go up this week, three days apart. Canada marks Canada Day on July 1, and the United States celebrates its independence on July 4. All American citizens own the latter, but millions of them own both and haven’t found

Saskatchewan announces it has used over half of this year’s provincial immigration quota

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

Free +1(905) 480 0000

Category: Permanent Residency