How To Immigrate To Canada As An Architect
Architects are in big demand in Canada as governments and developers increasingly turn to building design and functionality to make communities more livable – and
Architects are in big demand in Canada as governments and developers increasingly turn to building design and functionality to make communities more livable – and
The number of graduates from Canadian schools and immigrants arriving in the country with the know-how to repair heating, ventilation and air-conditioning systems over the
Foreign youth aged 18 to 35 (and 18 to 30 in some countries) can live and work in Canada for up to two years through
Ontario immigration conducted a new draw through the Express Entry Human Capital Priorities stream, issuing Notifications of Interest (NOI) to 822 candidates in 42 healthcare-related
Canada’s immigration and work permit programs will begin using the new National Occupational Classification (NOC) system from today. It means applicants to all programs –
Canada’s new National Occupational Classification (NOC) system comes into effect on November 16, changing how foreign nationals fill out their applications when applying under the Express Entry
British Columbia will temporarily shut down online registration for its Skills Immigration (SI) category starting in mid-October as it switches to using the latest National
With Canada’s overhaul of the National Occupational Classification (NOC) system, the Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP) is to align with a new system to categorize
Canada’s overhauled National Occupational Classification (NOC) system is only being rolled out in three and a half months, on Nov. 16 – but the federal
Discover the latest immigration updates from Nova Scotia’s Immigration Department, including the indefinite pause on applications from the food services and accommodation sector. Learn about alternative programs, processing times, and essential skilled labor options, ensuring prospective immigrants stay informed and explore viable pathways to residency in Nova Scotia.
Canada’s immigration minister has warned that the federal government will do more to limit the number of international students if post-secondary institutions do not act.
Learn about Canada’s proposal to use federal penitentiaries for holding migrants as provinces terminate contracts with CBSA. Discover the impact on asylum seekers and human rights organizations’ response. Read more about this significant shift in immigration detention practices.
Learn about Canada’s recent increase in parents and grandparents immigration by 3% in February, yet the program’s slow start in 2024. Get insights from the latest IRCC data, immigration trends by province, and details on sponsoring family members under the Parents and Grandparents Program (PGP). Understand the sponsorship process, requirements, financial commitments, and updates on Canada’s broader immigration plans.
Discover the latest changes for foreign-trained architects seeking licensure in Canada! Learn about the upcoming shift as the Canadian Architectural Certification Board (CACB) takes on a pivotal role in issuing Educational Credential Assessments (ECAs) starting May 20, 2024. Explore pathways, such as the Broadly Experienced Foreign Architects (BEFA) Program, and gain insights into navigating provincial regulations and the evolving labour market.
Discover how Canada’s 2024 Federal Budget prioritizes addressing the housing crisis, boosting the construction workforce, and supporting skilled trades workers. Explore initiatives aimed at increasing housing supply, streamlining foreign credential recognition, and creating apprenticeship opportunities. Stay informed on Ottawa’s plans to make housing more affordable and accessible while ensuring a sustainable immigration system. Read more to learn about the budget’s impact on Canada’s housing future.