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General immigrationUK Professionals Can Now Explore New Work Permit Options in Canada

UK Professionals Can Now Explore New Work Permit Options in Canada

The latest Canada immigration news brings a new development for eligible professionals from the United Kingdom. The United Kingdom’s accession to the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP)...

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07/09/2026

NewsBREAKING NEWS: Canada Pauses New Parents and Grandparents Sponsorship Applications Until Further Notice

BREAKING NEWS: Canada Pauses New Parents and Grandparents Sponsorship Applications Until Further Notice

Canada has announced a significant update to its  Parents and Grandparents Program (PGP) . On  July 15, 2026 , Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) confirmed that it is  pausing...

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16/07/2026

NewsFIFA World Cup 2026: CBSA Advises Travellers to Plan Ahead for Canada Entry

FIFA World Cup 2026: CBSA Advises Travellers to Plan Ahead for Canada Entry

As Canada prepares to host matches during the FIFA World Cup 2026™, the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) has released important travel guidance for fans, teams, media representatives, and officials planning to...

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31/05/2026

PNP NewsCBSA Investigation Uncovers Immigration Fraud in Saskatchewan, Ends in $75,000 Fine

CBSA Investigation Uncovers Immigration Fraud in Saskatchewan, Ends in $75,000 Fine

A recent investigation by the Canada Border Services Agency has resulted in the conviction of a Saskatchewan resident for immigration fraud, highlighting ongoing efforts to protect the integrity of Canada immigration...

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02/05/2026

PNPNova Scotia Sets New Nominee Program Priorities, Focuses on Healthcare and Skilled Trades

Nova Scotia Sets New Nominee Program Priorities, Focuses on Healthcare and Skilled Trades

Nova Scotia has announced updated priorities for its nominee programs, highlighting a clear shift toward addressing critical labour shortages while managing limited nomination spaces. The update, released on April 27,...

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30/04/2026

PNPNova Scotia Revises EOI Validity to 12 Months with New Transition Measures

Nova Scotia Revises EOI Validity to 12 Months with New Transition Measures

The Government of Nova Scotia has announced an update to the Expression of Interest (EOI) system, confirming that EOIs will now remain valid for  12 months . This update is part...

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28/04/2026