How International Students Can Work While Studying in Canada

According to Maple News, international students enrolled at Canadian institutions…

Your Complete Guide to Studying in Canada as an International Student

Canada continues to be a top global destination for international…

Canadian Universities Grapple with Fallout from Plunging International Student Numbers

Maple News reports that Canada’s post-secondary institutions are facing a…

Canada Issues 228 Invitations in PNP-Focused Express Entry Draw with Lower CRS Cut-Off

Maple News reports that Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC)…

Alberta Gains Boost in Provincial Nominee Allocations for 2025

Maple News reports that Alberta has received an increase in…

Canada’s English-Speaking Graduate Immigration Stream Hits Cap Within 24 Hours

Maple News reports that Canada’s newly launched immigration pathway for…

What to Do If Your Canadian Citizenship Application Is Denied

According to Maple News, applicants who receive a refusal on…

10 Surprising Canadian Laws That Still Raise Eyebrows

Canada is often seen as a country with progressive legislation…

What to Expect After Submitting Your Canadian Work Permit Application

Once you’ve submitted your work permit application to Immigration, Refugees…

Sharp Decline in Processed Study Permits for Indian Students, While Other Nations Fill the Gap

Maple News reports that the number of study permits processed…

Racialized Immigrants in Canada Achieving Record-High Education Levels, StatsCan Reports

Maple News reports that racialized immigrants in Canada—especially women—are reaching unprecedented levels of educational attainment, according to newly released data from Statistics Canada. The research, which analyzed 2006 and 2021 census data, focused on immigrants aged 25 to 64 and charted education levels by racialized group, gender, and immigration status. […]

Ontario to Limit International Student Admissions at 13 Public Colleges in 2024

Maple News reports that 13 public colleges across Ontario will cut back on international student admissions in 2024. This change follows the Ontario government’s broader efforts to tighten control over the rapidly growing international student population and address concerns related to housing, institutional capacity, and long-term immigration sustainability. The impacted […]

Who Can Study in Canada Without a Study Permit?

Maple News reports that in response to Canada’s recent initiative to cap international student admissions for the next two years, many prospective students are exploring alternative ways to study in Canada—specifically, whether they qualify to do so without a study permit. While most foreign nationals need a valid study permit […]

What to Do If You Don’t Receive an Express Entry Invitation

Maple News reports that as of April 2024, there are over 200,000 profiles in Canada’s federal Express Entry pool—yet many candidates may not receive an invitation to apply (ITA) for permanent residence before their profiles expire. Express Entry profiles are valid for 12 months from the date of submission. If […]

Canada’s 2024 Budget Champions Safer, More Inclusive Communities for All

Maple News reports that Canada’s 2024 federal budget reinforces the government’s long-standing commitment to fostering safe, inclusive communities across the country—a priority that is particularly vital for both newcomers and long-time residents alike. Highlighting the central role of diversity in shaping Canadian society, the budget outlines new and ongoing initiatives […]

How to Start Your Canadian Job Search After Receiving an ITA

Maple News reports that receiving an Invitation to Apply (ITA) for Canadian permanent residence is a major milestone for foreign nationals navigating the Express Entry system. However, it also opens the door to the next phase of settlement: preparing to integrate into Canada’s job market even before landing. Express Entry […]

How an Educational Credential Assessment (ECA) Can Boost Your Canadian Immigration Prospects

Maple News reports that securing an Educational Credential Assessment (ECA) is a key step for many newcomers planning to immigrate to Canada—especially for those applying through pathways that evaluate educational qualifications. An ECA helps Canadian immigration authorities understand how your foreign diploma, degree, or certificate compares to a Canadian credential. […]