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Canada’s immigration agenda sharpens focus this week: IRCC plans a December 8 announcement unveiling new measures to help internationally educated health‑care professionals — potentially easing credential recognition and providing faster pathways to permanent residence. The 2026–2028 Immigration Levels Plan holds steady at 380,000 new permanent residents annually, with expanded provincial‑nominee spots boosting prospects for applicants tied to Canadian provinces. Meanwhile, a

Stay informed: IRCC opens December 1 pilot for tech‑graduates, Manitoba boosts PNP quota, B.C. shifts to points‑based model Jan 15, and a landmark Federal Court decision improves processing fairness.

Canada’s immigration system is recalibrating. IRCC’s 2026–2028 plan keeps permanent-resident admissions steady while lowering temporary-resident volumes to align with labour-market needs. International students face tougher proof-of-funds rules (effective Sept 1, 2025). In Quebec, the long-standing PEQ pathway closed on Nov 19, 2025, shifting candidates toward the PSTQ selection system via Arrima. Meanwhile, provinces remain active: British Columbia posted updated invitations

Canada Immigration Update – December 12 2025

Canada tightens visa rules, revises levels plan, and shifts focus to in‑Canada temporary residents transitioning to permanent. Key figures, dates & takeaways for you.

Canada unveils its 2026‑2028 immigration strategy: 380,000 permanent‑residents annually, deep cuts on temporary‑resident (particularly student) intake, stricter student‑funds and permit revival rules, and Quebec closing its popular PEQ pathway. What you need to know.

Canada announces sweeping changes to immigration policy: permanent resident targets set at 380,000 per year; temporary resident admissions slashed; student visa refusal for Indian applicants hits 74% what you need to know.

Canada launches its 2026‑28 immigration plan, slashes temporary‑resident slots and tightens permit cancellation rules. Key dates, numbers and takeaways you should know.

Canada’s immigration system is shifting. From tighter study‑permit limits to new temporary‑resident rules, here are the key December 2025 updates from IRCC, provincial nominee programmes and courts—and what they mean for you.

Key updates from Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) and provincial nominee programs: new admissions targets, processing‑time shifts, and study‑to‑PR pathway changes. Clear take‑aways you need.

Get the latest on Canadian immigration – new policy shifts at Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC), provincial nominee updates and court rulings. What you need to know, with clear takeaways and dates.

Canada is tightening immigration controls: study permits are down 60 %, new medical‑exam guidelines are in force, and the next federal level's plan will set the tone for 2026‑28. Here’s what applicants need to know.

Canada’s immigration system faces rising delays and stricter rules: processing times extend, PNP quotas are slashed, and new border legislation may limit asylum access. Applicants must brace for tougher financial thresholds and stay vigilant on IRCC notices.

Canada’s week in immigration: Education and Trades Express Entry draws, Ontario invites 1,893 candidates, B.C. pivots to high‑impact nominations, IRCC backlog nears 1M, and a postal strike disrupts IRB mail. Practical client takeaways inside. (Sept. 27, 2025)

From lower CRS cut‑offs to updated fund rules, here’s what’s changed in Canadian immigration as of September 2025 — and what it means if you're applying for study, work or permanent residence.

Canada’s immigration week ended with targeted Express Entry rounds for education (2,500 ITAs, CRS 462) and skilled trades (1,250 ITAs, CRS 505), plus fresh signals from provinces and continued pressure on IRCC processing inventories. For students, 2025 intake caps and proof-of-funds rules are reshaping plans. This briefing explains the key dates, numbers, and plain-language takeaways so applicants can act quickly—and correctly.

Canada has raised financial thresholds for study permits, saw sharp drops in temporary residency permits in early 2025, and tightened selection rules inside Express Entry and regional programs. Key changes every potential immigrant should know.

A refusal of a Canadian Temporary Resident Visa (TRV) isn’t the end. Learn why applications are denied, how to fix weak points, and which strategies can turn a refusal into approval.

Canada’s 2025 TRV (visitor visa) rules are tougher: higher scrutiny of home ties, faster digital refusals for incomplete files, and stricter standards for family visitors. Learn what to submit—and how to avoid refusals.

Quebec has paused new spousal sponsorship applications until June 2026, leaving many couples in limbo. Learn what the moratorium means, what options exist, and how to prepare for reopening.