Long-Form Birth Certificates for Canadian Citizenship by Descent: What You Need to Know

Maple News reports that eligibility for Canadian citizenship by descent…

Alberta targets healthcare, manufacturing and agriculture with 743 provincial nomination invitations

Maple News reports that Alberta's Advantage Immigration Program (AAIP) issued…

Maple News reports: Your Irish ancestors in Canada could mean you’re already a citizen

Maple News reports that roughly 4.4 million Canadians identify Irish…

Maple News Reports: Canada Expands Repeat Access to IEC Work Permits for 28 Countries

Maple News reports that Canada is expanding opportunities under its…

Maple News Exclusive: Queen’s and University of Alberta Break into THE Global Top 10 in Sustainability

Maple News reports THE 2026 Sustainability Impact Ratings, which measure…

Provincial Nominee Programs Face Uncertainty Amid 2025 Quota Reductions

Maple News reports that several provinces across Canada are voicing…

Canada Rises as Global Magnet for Tech Talent Amid U.S. Immigration Limits

Maple News reports that Canada is rapidly emerging as a…

Remote-Work While Studying: A Path to Canadian PR for International Students, Maple News Reports

Maple News reports that international students studying full-time in Canada…

Atlantic Immigration Program Boosting Long-Term Immigrant Retention, Maple News Reports

Maple News reports that the Atlantic Immigration Pilot (AIP) is…

NWT Nominee Program Allocates 197 Slots for 2026, Introduces Expression of Interest for Employer-Driven Streams

Maple News reports that Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada has…

Canada Introduces Chief International Talent Officer to Drive Skills-Based Immigration Strategy

Maple News reports that Canada has officially unveiled a groundbreaking role—Chief International Talent Officer (CITO)—as a key step in overhauling the country’s immigration system to emphasize skills-based immigration. This initiative, led by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC), aims to better position the country to meet current and future labour […]

Considering a Move to Ontario? Here’s What Newcomers Should Know

Maple News reports: Ontario, Canada’s most populous province with over 15 million residents, remains a top destination for immigrants seeking job opportunities, vibrant communities, and a high quality of life. The province boasts the country’s largest immigrant population, reflecting its reputation as an economic and cultural hub. Ontario is known […]

B.C. and Saskatchewan Target Key Occupations with Latest PNP Invitations; Alberta Shares Updates

Maple News reports that British Columbia and Saskatchewan issued new invitations through their Provincial Nominee Programs (PNPs) this week, continuing to target candidates in high-demand sectors. Meanwhile, Alberta has released updates on its provincial immigration program activities. In British Columbia, the province held three targeted draws under its Skilled Worker […]

Canada’s Green Tech Boom Opens Doors to Immigrant Workers Nationwide

Maple News reports that Canada’s rapidly expanding green technology sector is becoming an increasingly promising avenue for skilled immigrants seeking employment and a long-term future in the country. Driven by national climate goals and significant federal and provincial investments, the green economy is fueling job creation across the country. A […]

How Healthcare Workers Can Immigrate to Canada Amid Rising Demand

Maple News reports that Canada’s ongoing healthcare crisis is creating unprecedented opportunities for foreign-trained professionals seeking to immigrate. With mounting emergency room closures across the country due to staff shortages, skilled healthcare workers remain in high demand nationwide. A recent incident in Clinton, Ontario deeply underscored the urgent need. In […]

Saskatchewan Broadens Immigration Pathways for Lower-Skilled Workers

Maple News reports that Saskatchewan has expanded eligibility for permanent residency under the Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP), offering new opportunities for lower- and intermediate-skilled workers to settle permanently in the province. Previously restricted to high-skilled occupations and designated trades, the Existing Work Permit stream of the SINP now includes […]

IRCC Memo Reveals Growing Backlog in Parent and Grandparent Sponsorship Program

Maple News reports that Canada’s Parent and Grandparent Program (PGP) continues to face significant challenges, with a growing backlog of applicants and limited admission spots. According to a recently obtained internal memo from Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC), the demand for family reunification far exceeds the government’s current processing […]

Canada to Fast-Track Select Visitor Visa Applications for Global Events

Maple News reports that Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) will soon begin prioritizing the processing of certain visitor visa applications. This new measure is part of a broader strategic plan titled “An Immigration System for Canada’s Future,” which outlines the federal government’s vision for a modernized and responsive immigration […]

How Engineers Can Immigrate to Canada: Key Pathways to Permanent Residency

Maple News reports that Canada continues to prioritize skilled professionals in its immigration strategy, particularly in occupations that align with critical economic needs. Among them, engineers remain in high demand across provinces and territories, making them uniquely positioned to succeed in Canada’s immigration system. The Canadian government has streamlined several […]

Ontario Eliminates Provincial HST on New Rental Housing Developments

Maple News reports that the Government of Ontario has announced a full rebate of the provincial portion of the Harmonized Sales Tax (HST) for qualifying new rental housing projects across the province. The move, effective as of November 1, is part of ongoing efforts to address Ontario’s housing affordability crisis. […]

Canada Unveils Immigration Plan for 2024–2026 with Focus on Housing and Economic Balance

Maple News reports that on November 1, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) officially released its Immigration Levels Plan for 2024–2026, setting ambitious but measured targets for permanent resident admissions over the next three years. In 2024, Canada plans to welcome 485,000 new permanent residents, with the yearly target increasing […]

Canada Boosts French-Speaking Immigration Targets Outside Quebec

Maple News reports that under Canada’s newly released Immigration Levels Plan 2024–2026, the federal government is increasing its focus on attracting French-speaking immigrants outside the province of Quebec. Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has set a goal of welcoming 31,500 French-speaking permanent residents in 2025, rising to 36,000 in […]