Immigration Newspaper

Tag: immigration to Canada

  • Canada’s New Rural Community Immigration Pilot: A Gateway for Skilled Workers

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    January 30, 2025—Ottawa , Canada’s immigration landscape is evolving. In a bid to address longstanding labor shortages and revitalize smaller communities, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) recently launched a pilot program aimed at attracting skilled workers to rural regions. For many Indians—already among the world’s most mobile professionals—this initiative opens a promising new chapter…

  • Canada Tightens Immigration Policies: What It Means for Aspiring Immigrants in 2025

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    Canada, long hailed as a land of opportunities for skilled workers, students, and families, is undergoing significant changes in its immigration policies. As of 2025, the Canadian government has introduced stricter measures to manage the influx of newcomers, aiming to balance population growth with the country’s capacity to provide housing, healthcare, and other essential services.…

  • Immigrating to Canada Under In-Demand NOC Occupations

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    Canada continues to be a desirable destination for immigrants from around the globe, with a robust economy, diverse culture, and welcoming atmosphere. For skilled workers, the Express Entry system offers a popular pathway to permanent residency. This system manages applications under various economic immigration programs, requiring work experience classified under National Occupational Classification (NOC) skill…

  • Canada Tightens Immigration Rules: LMIA Points Cut, Flagpoling Ends

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    Canada has announced significant changes to its immigration system, effective Spring 2025 and December 23, 2024, respectively. LMIA Points Cut: Starting in the spring of 2025, Express Entry candidates will no longer receive additional points for having a job offer supported by a Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA). This change aims to reduce fraud and…