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IRCC has introduced a new exemption that makes it easier for spouses of some foreign-trained health workers in Quebec to get an open work permit, even if the worker’s permit is valid for less than 16 months.

Ontario is preparing for major changes to the OINP. All current streams were revoked on May 30, 2026. New streams are expected, but the province has not yet confirmed what they will look like or how current applicants will be affected.

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IRCC updated its RCIP and FCIP work permit instructions on May 28 to clarify what proof applicants need to show they have submitted a permanent residence application, with different guidance for applications made inside and outside Canada. Read more.

IRCC updated its C41 open work permit instructions on May 28, adding an exemption from the 16-month rule for spouses of foreign-trained health care professionals in Quebec. Read more.

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