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Latest Express Entry Draw for Senior Managers: CRS Cut-Off Below 400
IRCC’s latest Express Entry draw targeted senior managers with Canadian work experience and had a CRS cut-off below 400. This category-based draw shows how specific occupations can benefit from targeted invitation rounds.
Latest Express Entry Draw Focuses Again on Health Care and Social Services
IRCC’s latest Express Entry draw invited 4,000 candidates in the health care and social services category with a CRS cut-off of 475. The draw highlights how occupation-based targeting continues to shape Express Entry in 2026.
New Canada Citizenship Certificate Checklist in 2026: What Applicants Should Know
IRCC has changed the document checklist for citizenship certificate applications. The updated CIT 0014 explains more clearly what proof is required for each generation and confirms that third-party records alone are not enough.
Manitoba MPNP Update for International Students: No More CEP Draws in 2026
Manitoba has made an important change for international students under the MPNP. The province says there will be no more IES-CEP draws in 2026, and eligible candidates with six months of Manitoba work experience may need to move into the Skilled Worker in Manitoba pathway.
Canadian Immigration Updates 2026: Key Changes to Express Entry, CRS Points, and IRCC Fees
Canada’s immigration system is undergoing major updates in 2026. With the introduction of Bill C‑3, Bill C‑12, and the release of IRCC’s 2026–2027 Departmental Plan, several important reforms are being developed that will affect skilled workers, permanent residence...
New Citizenship Act Amendments Bring Relief to “Lost Canadians” and Families Affected by Citizenship by Descent Rules
As of today, amendments to Canada’s Citizenship Act have come into force, introducing significant changes for individuals and families impacted by Canada’s former citizenship by descent rules, including many commonly referred to as “lost Canadians.” For years, certain...
New IRCC Measures Create Faster, Clearer Pathways to Permanent Residence for International Doctors
Canada has announced major immigration changes that will make it easier for international doctors already working in the country to become permanent residents. These measures are designed to support Canada’s health care system and address persistent labour shortages,...
Immigration Session for Ukrainian nationals in Winnipeg hosted by UCC – MPC
On November 29, 2025, our office had the honor of participating in an informative immigration presentation for Ukrainian nationals, hosted by the Ukrainian-Canadian Congress – Manitoba Provincial Council (UCC-MPC). Among the many topics discussed, we focused...
Canada’s 2026–2028 Immigration Levels Plan: What Foreign Nationals Need to Know
Canada has released its 2026–2028 Immigration Levels Plan, signalling significant changes that will affect anyone considering immigration, work, or study in the country. The government is entering a “stabilization phase” that prioritizes long-term, sustainable growth...
Faster Than Expected: A Family Sponsorship Success Story
Family reunification is at the heart of many immigration journeys, and it’s a responsibility we take very seriously. One of our recent clients—along with her husband—entrusted us with their family sponsorship application for permanent residency in Canada. While...
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