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Immigration policies should reflect regional realities. Greater provincial involvement could better address local labour shortages and economic priorities. What do you think?

Federal Government Remains Open to Provincial Immigration Control After Alberta Vote Following the recent referendum in Alberta, the federal government in Ottawa has signalled that

Fewer newcomers do not necessarily mean fewer foreign workers.

Canada’s immigration strategy appears to be shifting toward retaining workers already contributing to the economy while reducing new arrivals. However, employers across different industries continue

French proficiency can also help employers hire or retain foreign workers without an LMIA

Non-Quebec Temporary Residents Race to Achieve French Proficiency Temporary residents living outside of Quebec are currently facing increased pressure to acquire French language skills. This

Attention! An LMIA-Exempt Job Offer is not an LMIA-Exempt Work Permit

IRCC has released detailed mechanics for the updated Comprehensive Ranking System, introducing new points for Canadian work experience and high-wage job offers starting November 3,

Are we truly recalibrating Canada’s immigration system, or simply reducing immigration numbers without addressing the underlying labour market challenges?

Report Calls for Complete Overhaul of Canada’s Immigration System A new C.D Howe Institute report suggests that Mark Carney has urged for a comprehensive overhaul

This includes Employers too.

Why Professional Immigration Guidance Protects Your Future (or Business Future) Navigating the complexities of Canadian immigration requires expertise and accountability. Learn why choosing a regulated

How do we find the right (real) balance?

Migration Levels and Economic Impact: Lessons from Canada As nations like Australia grapple with questions surrounding immigration levels and their impact on living standards, analysts

Procedural fairness letter (PFL) instead of a direct work permit refusal

Canada Implements New Restrictions on Summary Refusals for Employer-Specific Work Permits Canada has introduced significant updates regarding how immigration authorities handle employer-specific work permits. Recent

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