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Our Video Update This Week
Sajadeh Eskandari, Senior Financial Advisor at Scotiabank, breaks down the red flags every newcomer should know when it comes to protecting their money and finances.
Most Read News This Week
Canada may be heading for its biggest Express Entry overhaul in years. IRCC has proposed replacing the Federal Skilled Worker, Canadian Experience Class, and Federal Skilled Trades programs with one new federal high skilled immigration class. The change is still under review, with public consultations expected in Spring 2026.
News This Week, In Case You Missed It
An internal IRCC memo reveals early details on proposed Express Entry reforms.
Canada is considering new student work rules that would let more applicants work while waiting for permit decisions.
SIN@Entry and faster credential recognition are coming to Canada, with ESDC planning digital SIN access for newcomers.
Healthcare jobs in Canada are growing, but licensing remains a major barrier, even as Express Entry creates more pathways for healthcare professionals.
IRCC is increasing compliance checks for international students following an Auditor General report.
Nearly 65% of newcomers find jobs within six months of arriving in Canada, though many still face lower wages and are overqualified for their roles.
Reflecting on six years in Canada, highlighting that settling in takes time, and that getting PR is often just the beginning of the journey.
Plus Ontario PNP draws inviting 1828 candidates across multiple streams, and a Manitoba draw inviting 32 candidates.
Latest IRCC Updates
IRCC has removed the Express Entry Invitation to Apply page from its internal instructions, with the information now available only on its public-facing website. Read more.
IRCC has updated its guidelines for foreign nationals working as fishing guides, clarifying requirements and aligning the instructions with the International Mobility Program format. Read more.
Canada has eliminated the separate co-op work permit requirement for eligible international students, allowing them to complete placements using only their study permit. Read more.
