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We asked AI to predict Canadian immigration in 2026. Here’s what it said

In 2026, the Canadian government is expected to make numerous announcements regarding its immigration system. From the launch of new pathways to permanent residence (PR) to tightening eligibility for work permits, these changes are expected over the course of the year.

Immigration no longer top concern for Canadians – is the era of rapid change over?

A new report from Nanos Research shows that immigration levels in Canada are no longer the primary concern for Canadians, showcasing shifting voter priorities. Over 1,000 people were surveyed over a four-week period leading up to December 26, 2025, and findings

Global demand for second passports is surging – how Canada’s new bill could open the door

As travel rules continue to shift and global uncertainty grows, more people are turning to second citizenship as a source of long-term security. Even celebrities such as George Clooney and Rosie O’ Donnell have acquired or are seeking to acquire dual

These US workers have an advantage in moving to Canada

Some citizens of the United States seeking to move and work in Canada have advantages and facilitations to help them do so more easily. The Canada–United States–Mexico Agreement (CUSMA)—Canada’s name for the USMCA free trade agreement—lets certain U.S. and Mexican citizens

2025 in review: Canada’s biggest changes for international students and PGWP eligibility

In 2025, Canada introduced several changes affecting international students and recent graduates—from new rules for changing schools to updated eligibility requirements for Post-Graduation Work Permits (PGWPs). These updates matter whether you’re planning to study in Canada, are already here on a

My work permit is expiring soon: Is it worth starting a study program in Canada?

If your work authorizationis soon to expire, going back to school may help your chances of remaining and settling in Canada permanently—especially if you have already qualified for a permanent residence (PR) stream or pathway, and submitted an Expression of Interest

How to work immigration benefits into your New Year’s resolutions

New Year’s resolutions can be powerful vehicles to aid and advance your immigration journey. The surges of motivation that mark the start of the year can work two-fold: both to help you meet your personal goals and to increase your eligibility

Ottawa places first among North American cities in new quality of life rankings

Newly released data designates Ottawa as Canada’s most livable city for 2026, providing a high quality of life for residents and visitors alike. Ranking 28 on a global scale, Ottawa also takes the top spot across all of North America for

Increase your PR prospects by taking advantage of Canada’s various Expression of Interest systems

Many Canadian immigration programs use an expression of interest (EOI) system to select candidates for permanent residence (PR). Canada’s immigration system allows candidates to submit EOIs across multiple immigration programs, effectively allowing those seeking PR to boost their chances by doing

LMIA processing to resume in eight regions including Vancouver, Winnipeg and Halifax in Q1 2026

Starting January 9, the federal government will begin processing low-wage labour market impact assessments (LMIAs) in eight more regions across Canada. Vancouver, Winnipeg and Kingston are some of the regions where low-wage LMIA processing will begin once more. Schedule a Free

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