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    More Spouses Eligible For Work Permits Under Atlantic Immigration Pilot

    May 9 , 2019 - More spouses are to be eligible for Canada work permits through the Atlantic Immigration Pilot under a change to come into force on June 1.
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    Quebec Skilled Worker Program Opens (Video)

    The Quebec skilled worker program began receiving applications on November 4, 2015. There are two intake periods. The QSWP is the only first come first served skilled worker immigration program in Canada. It features more than 75 eligible occupations and areas of training that can enable applicants to qualify without a job offer. Ability to communicate in french may not be required.
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24 Entrepreneurs Invited To Apply For Nova Scotia Immigration

December 1, 2017 – Nova Scotia immigration officials conducted the latest draw under its Entrepreneur stream inviting 24 candidates to apply for Nova Scotia immigration with the lowest score of 91 points.
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    Canada Immigration: Provincial Immigration Program Levels 2018

    December 5, 2017 – Immigration Lawyer Colin Singer, Managing Partner Immigration.ca, discusses planned immigration levels under Provincial Nomination Programs for 2018.
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    Immigration Lawyer Colin Singer discusses "How To Qualify Under Canada's New EOI Programs In Saskatchewan And Quebec Canada Immigration" (Video Content)

    Saskatchewan and Quebec will join several other Canadian provinces in moving to an Expression of Interest immigration system #Saskatchewan #Quebec #Canada #immigration #immigrationlaw #PNP
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    2016 Express Entry Draw #12: Continued Decline in the Number of Candidates Invited To Apply For Immigration To Canada

    June 2nd, 2016 - Immigration authorities conducted the 12th round of invitations under Express Entry in 2016, inviting the lowest number of applicants for permanent residence this year.
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    B.C. PNP Begins Technology-Only Immigration Draws

    July 19, 2017 – The British Columbia immigration office has revealed it has been conducting specific B.C. PNP draws aimed at technology workers since May 2017.
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    Canada's Annual Immigration Levels Decline

    Canada's population recorded its lowest level of growth in more than 15-years. Statistics Canada reported that at 35,851,800 our population increased by only 308,100, in the year ending July 1, 2015. The primary reason was due to immigration policy. Approximately 239,800 immigrants were admitted to Canada during the 12-month period, down from 267,900 the previous year.
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    Canada Immigration Among Top Choices For Millionaires On The Move

    Canada immigration ranks behind only Australia and the United States as one of the top choices for millionaires, according to a new report.
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    Canada Immigration Medical Inadmissibility Policies ‘Violate Human Rights': Parliamentary Committee

    December 15, 2017 - Medical inadmissibility rules in Canada immigration applications contravene a United Nations rights convention and are out of touch with Canadian values, according to a parliamentary committee report.
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    Canada Set To Raise 2018 Immigration Levels

    September 1, 2017 - Canada Immigration Minister Ahmed Hussen has hinted that immigration levels will rise in 2018, after two years of record numbers in 2016 and 2017.
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    Canada Will Spend $440m On Increasing Immigration Levels To 340,000 Per Year By 2020

    February 28, 2018 - Canada's federal government will spend $440 million on an ambitious drive to fuel economic growth by boosting immigration levels to 340,000 per year by 2020.
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    Closing Our Doors To The World

    Since 2008 it has become harder to get into Canada, to stay here permanently, and to become a citizen. This is due to a steady stream of changes by the federal government that affect virtually all aspects of our immigration and refugee policy.
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    Despite Years Of Warnings Canada's Business Immigration Programs Plagued By Fraud

    May 2, 2017 - Two civil lawsuits recently filed in British Columbia and the Yukon involving Canada business immigration programs, highlight how provincial business immigration streams in Canada continue to be affected by fraud and mismanagement. At the federal level, Ottawa will likely soon face its own credibility challenges under its Canada Start Up Visa program.
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    Fraud Continues In Canada's Immigration Consultancy Industry

    September 20, 2017 – Four more people have been sentenced in an immigration fraud case that has so far seen more than 770 immigrants lose their Canadian permanent residence or citizenship, or face inadmissibility hearings. The case further highlights the failed attempt at self-regulating the Canada immigration consultancy industry.
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    How New Children Dependency Policies Affect Your Canada Immigration Application?

    December 1, 2017 - Under temporary policy, Canada immigration candidates may be able to add or sponsor a dependent child who did not qualify under the age of dependency rules at the time of their application, but now qualify following a recent change in the age of dependency rules.
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    Immigration Medical Inadmissibility Rules Being Reviewed

    November 27, 2017 - Canada Immigration Minister Ahmed Hussen has indicated the federal government could overhaul current medical inadmissibility rules.
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    November 1 Deadline For Canada Immigration Levels Announcement

    October 18, 2017 - A November 1st deadline is fast approaching for the federal government to publish its Canada immigration levels plan.
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    Immigration.ca
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    Ontario Meets Intake Limit For Regional Immigration Pilot

    November 10, 2020 - Ontario immigration says it has met its intake limit for the Regional Immigration Pilot, a new stream opened for the first time in 2020.
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    Ottawa Under Fire To Reign In Immigration Consultants

    July 7, 2017 – Years of disarray in the Immigration Consultants of Canada Regulatory Council – the organization set up to regulate the immigration consultancy industry – has resulted in a parliamentary committee recommending it be scrapped. Read our recommendations.
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