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Alberta invited 386 Express Entry candidates in its October 20 Priority Sectors draw. Learn how Worker EOI scores differ from CRS and what to check next.

IRCC will change Express Entry scoring on November 3, 2026. Check your occupation, Canadian work experience and job offer before recalculation.

Alberta's September 2026 AAIP update shows new invitations through the Alberta Opportunity Stream, Accelerated Tech Pathway and Law Enforcement Pathway, plus a tighter nomination balance for the rest of 2026.

IRCC now allows eligible work permit holders in Canada to study programs of 6 months or less without a study permit. Learn what changed, who qualifies and what workers in Alberta should review before enrolling.

IRCC issued 6,291 Express Entry invitations across PNP, CEC, physicians and health care draws from August 31 to September 4, 2026. Review CRS scores, Alberta options and next steps.

Canada issued 6,442 Express Entry invitations across PNP, CEC and French-language rounds from August 17 to 19, 2026. Here is what Alberta applicants should review now.

Alberta received 200 additional AAIP nomination spaces for 2026. Learn what the August 10 update means for Alberta workers reviewing permanent residence options.

Canada issued 5,000 invitations in its latest French-language Express Entry draw, with a CRS cut-off of 420. Review the draw details and next steps.

Canada is reducing temporary resident numbers in 2026. Learn what this means for study permits, work permits, PGWP, spouse work permits and PR pathways.

Alberta issued 1,550 invitations through seven AAIP draws targeting in-demand occupations in manufacturing, technology, agriculture and construction.

Canada is considering major Express Entry reforms in 2026 that may replace CEC, FSW and FST with one Federal High Skilled program. Learn what applicants should know.

Canada issued 4,000 ITAs in the latest Express Entry French language draw with a CRS cut off score of 400. Learn what this means for PR applicants in 2026.

Canada issues 4,000 ITAs in a French language Express Entry draw with CRS dropping below 400. Learn eligibility, requirements, and how to apply for PR.

Alberta issued hundreds of invitations to foreign workers across two AAIP draws. Learn who was selected, minimum scores, and what this means for Alberta permanent residence in 2026.

Canada invited 8,500 candidates in a French-language category-based Express Entry draw. Learn CRS score requirements, eligibility, and how to prepare for PR.

Alberta has clearly outlined its immigration direction for 2026, with a strong focus on selecting candidates who are already contributing to the province’s economy and workforce. Through the Alberta Advantage Immigration Program (AAIP), the province is prioritizing skilled workers, health care professionals, tradespeople, and individuals supporting regional and rural communities.For foreign nationals planning to apply for permanent residence, understanding these priorities ea

A number of initiatives, including the closing of an entrepreneurial pipeline and new provincial labour regulations, went into effect in Canada on New Year's Day. Here are some recent developments and the people they primarily impact.A Provincial or Territorial Attestation Letter is no longer required for graduate students.Who it affects: International students considering a master's or doctorate degree in Canada. Master's and doctorate students enrolled in public designated

More invitations to apply (ITAs) via the Express Entry system have been sent out by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC). In a draw for applicants who could speak French, the immigration agency gave 6,000 ITAs. In order to be eligible for this draw, contestants had to • a minimum score of 399 on the Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS); and • created a candidate profile for Express Entry before August 24, 2025, at 11:43 p.m. Universal Coordinated Time (UTC).An ov

Canada is preparing to launch a new temporary-resident to permanent-resident (TR to PR) pathway. For thousands of temporary workers, students, and other residents already living in Canada, this program could open a major opportunity to secure permanent residency. Because intake caps are expected to fill quickly, gathering all required documents ahead of time is essential. At Gogna Immigration Inc. (Edmonton), we encourage applicants to prepare early so they are ready when the

The Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has announced changes to the list of countries whose nationals must complete an Immigration Medical Exam (IME) when applying for temporary residence in Canada. These changes, taking effect November 3, 2025, add four countries and remove six from the list. Applicants from the newly added regions must now undergo an IME, while those from the removed countries will no longer face that requirement. What’s Changing and When: