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

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.

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