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The latest Labour Force Survey shows Canada’s unemployment rate rose to 6.9% in April 2026, its highest level in six months, as job seekers faced tougher competition across several provinces. The report also highlights how local job markets can vary widely, with some cities and sectors offering stronger prospects than others.
Eligible Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP) members must renew their coverage by June 1, 2026 to keep accessing reduced-cost dental care for the next benefit year.
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IRCC formally revealed that there will be no separate TR to PR program. IRCC will only fast-track PR applications that have already been submitted by eligible candidates under its one-time In-Canada Workers Initiative.
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News This Week, In Case You Missed It
IRCC data shows immigration approval rates fell across most programs in 2025.
Canada barely used the Federal Skilled Trades Program despite major trades shortages.
Quebec plans to re-open PEQ, but key details remain unclear.
A new compensation fund could help victims of licensed immigration consultant fraud from July 2026.
All Canadian households, including newcomers, will soon receive a 2026 Canada Census invitation that must be completed.
Foreign workers in Canada may need clearer pathways to permanent residence.
Social media can help job seekers find roles and build networks in Canada.
New reports show many skilled immigrants are overqualified or underemployed in Canada.
Plus, BC PNP issued 333 Skills Immigration invitations on May 6, targeting care and construction workers, and a targeted Entrepreneur Immigration draw on May 5.
Latest IRCC Updates
IRCC has updated resettlement travel arrangement guidance, including transportation loans for unaccompanied minors, IOM booking referrals, and self-booked travel. Read more.
Canada has announced new regulations to strengthen oversight of immigration and citizenship consultants, including tougher penalties, more transparency, and a compensation fund. Read more.
Canada has committed $7 million to international migration projects and pledged action on AI, labour mobility, misinformation, and stronger migration systems. Read more.
