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2019-11-12 – Canadian citizens have all the benefits and obligations of permanent residents, outlined here. Citizenship holders also have the following benefits and obligations: Politics Citizens can vote in federal, provincial and municipal elections, run for office and become involved in political activities, meaning they have a say in who runs the various levels of government that exist in Canada. That could be town, city,
2019-11-11 – Canadian permanent residents have all the benefits and obligations outlined below. Where You Can live A permanent resident and their accompanying dependants can live, work and study in any one of the ten provinces or three territories within Canada. Education Permanent residents have the right to free education up to the age of 18 in the Canadian public school
Jul 23, 2019 – Quebec immigration authorities have initiated the process of implementing a Settlement Agreement reached in the class-action suit filed by applicants to Quebec’s Regular Skilled Worker programme (QSWP). The QSWP applicants had alleged that Quebec’s Immigration Ministry and the provincial government had acted in bad faith by refusing to reimburse the application fees
Jul 23, 2019 – British Columbia immigration has conducted its latest BC PNP Tech Pilot draw targeting IT workers. In the latest draw, the province issued 73 invitations through four British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program streams— the Express Entry streams for skilled workers and international graduates, and the direct provincial streams for skilled workers and international
July 16, 2019 – Canada Border Services Agency officers are to be equipped with batons, pepper spray and bulletproof vests when they are working with detained migrants. The new national policy has raised concerns that asylum seekers are being criminalized. It follows the decision to move immigration detainees out of provincial jails and into immigration
July 16, 2019 – Ontario immigration has announced a plan to launch its own Regional Immigration Pilot to help bring skilled labour to the province’s smaller communities. Canada’s largest province says it will work with communities on new ways to help them attract and retain new immigrants. The pilot will be aimed at communities with
July 15, 2019 – Ontario immigration has conducted a first-ever Tech Draw, issuing Notifications of Interest to a mammoth 1,623 Express Entry candidates. The July 12 Human Capital Priorities stream draw saw invites issued to candidates scoring as low as 439 Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) points. To qualify, candidates needed to have created an Express Entry
July 15, 2019 – Ontario immigration has moved to add three new occupations under the Employer Job Offer In-Demand Skills Stream. Canada’s largest province has also reduced the work experience requirement through the Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program stream, to nine months within the last three years. Previously, candidates were required to have 12 months of
July 12, 2019 – Newfoundland & Labrador immigration will open its International Entrepreneur category to a fourth round of Expressions of Interest during August. The Atlantic province says the Newfoundland & Labrador Provincial Nominee Program (NLPNP) stream will open from August 9 to 15. International Entrepreneur candidates must wish to settle in the province and
July 12 2019 – Canada is launching a new Agri-Food Immigration Pilot to address labour shortages in the agriculture industry, the federal government announced on Friday July 12. The three-year pilot is the first industry-specific immigration stream to be launched by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada. It will see a maximum of 2,750 candidates, plus
