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Canada has announced new reforms to the Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFWP), making it easier to recruit workers in occupations facing labour shortages.
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Outpost Recruitment shares tips on understanding Canadian salaries.
The 2027 IEC pools are expected to reopen in mid-December 2026, with invitations likely starting in January.
After years without speaking French, one Express Entry applicant shares how he passed his language test.
Canada is increasing its Francophone immigration targets, and we predict around 44,000 French-language Express Entry invitations in 2027.
Immigration Minister Lena Metlege Diab has defended Canada’s plan to grant PR to up to 200,000 additional people in 2027.
Canada is cutting family sponsorship targets from 84,000 to 81,000 in 2027.
Express Entry draws are temporarily paused, with invitations expected to resume in mid-to-late November.
Canada’s job market varies widely by province and industry, with healthcare and construction seeing growth in some regions while retail jobs decline in major markets.
Canada welcomed 393,770 permanent residents in 2025, down 18.6% from 2024, but a closer look at the data reveals who became permanent residents.
Canada is developing a new immigration pilot to attract entrepreneurs and innovators, but key details remain unclear.
Canada is making the Rural Community Immigration Pilot permanent from January 1, 2027.
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