NEWS & RESOURCES

Canada’s permanent‑residency system begins 2026 with targeted Express Entry draws, tighter provincial nominee selection, renewed court scrutiny of refusals, and unchanged federal PR targets of roughly 380,000 newcomers per year.

Express Entry is closing the year with a burst of targeted draws—plus Ottawa just announced a brand-new “doctors” category for early 2026. Here are the numbers, the policy shifts, and what PR hopefuls should do next.

Canada just published its 2026 international student cap allocations—what it means for your study permit, PAL/TAL, and planning your next steps. Plus: a major Express Entry shift that matters to graduates already working in Canada.

IRCC announces higher proof-of-funds for students, a new PNP Express Entry draw, upcoming category-based reforms, higher AIP settlement funds, and the reopening of the Parents & Grandparents Program in 2025.

Canada’s 2025 immigration landscape is shifting: international student and worker arrivals are down, the Strong Borders Act advances, LMIA backlogs grow, and Prime Minister Carney sets a leaner, skill-focused immigration mandate.

Canada immigration in 2025 faces new challenges: rising Express Entry cut-offs, declining student and worker arrivals, TOEFL Essentials approval, longer Start-Up Visa delays, higher AIP funds, and growing backlogs. Here’s what applicants need to know now.

Canada’s 2025 immigration landscape is shifting: study and work permits decline, TOEFL Essentials joins PR options, Express Entry rules tighten, and the Parents & Grandparents Program reopens. Here’s what these IRCC updates mean for applicants.

Canada’s immigration system in 2025 faces record study permit refusals, reduced PNP caps, tighter Express Entry rules, and new requirements such as pre-submission medical exams. Here’s a breakdown of the latest IRCC updates and what they mean.