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Canada May Bid Farewell to Millions of Immigrants Next Year

Major immigration overhaul in Canada: 21% cut in permanent residents and 40% reduction in temporary foreign workers by 2026 in a bid to balance infrastructure demands.

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December 2, 2024

Immigrants Rally Against Canada's Immigration Program Freeze

Protest planned over Canada's immigration suspension - will policy changes discourage future immigrants? LQCNA demands action.

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November 30, 2024

Canada Halts Private Refugee Sponsorships Until 2026

Canada halts private refugee sponsorship until 2025 to tackle backlog of applications, with over 85,000 refugee claims still unresolved.

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November 30, 2024

U.S. Plea Deal Exposes Train Smuggling Across B.C. Border

An Oregon man has admitted to conspiring in the smuggling of undocumented migrants from British Columbia into Washington state, as U.S. president-elect Donald Trump criticizes Canada for insufficient border security. This development highlights ongoing concerns regarding border control between the two nations.

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November 29, 2024

Canada's Top Industries Turning Work Permits into Permanent Residency

Discover which Canadian industries excel in retaining temporary foreign workers transitioning to permanent residency, in our latest analysis.

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November 28, 2024

Trudeau's Immigration Policy Triggers Course Cuts, Job Losses at Canadian College

New visa rules hit Ontario colleges hard, forcing closures and program suspensions as international student enrollment plummets.

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