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Welcome to your essential weekly roundup of Canadian immigration news. For those with an active Express Entry profile, this was a week of significant activity. IRCC held not one, but two targeted draws, issuing thousands of Invitations to Apply (ITAs). Beyond Express Entry, we saw continued action from the provinces and important policy updates for students and business immigrants. Let's get straight into the details.

This first week of July has ushered in a new era for Canadian immigration, particularly in the nation's most populous province. While it was a quiet week for federal Express Entry draws, the ground shifted significantly in Ontario with a complete overhaul of its Provincial Nominee Program. If you have your sights set on Ontario, these are changes you absolutely need to know.

This week in Canadian immigration was eventful, with significant announcements from Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) and various provincial nominee programs. These changes will have a considerable impact on international students, skilled workers, and employers across the country. Here is a more detailed look at the key developments.

After a period dominated by category-specific selections, a comprehensive Express Entry draw opened the door for a wider range of candidates. Meanwhile, British Columbia continued its targeted approach to building its workforce.

This week in Canadian immigration has been marked by significant developments, from new Express Entry draws and the extension of a key pilot program to the announcement of a new disability benefit and updated processing times. Here's a look at the key events that have shaped the past week.

This week in Canadian immigration has been eventful, with significant legislative changes proposed, major provincial nomination draws, and key updates from Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC). Here's a breakdown of the most important developments from the first week of June 2025.

This week in Canadian immigration has been dynamic, with key updates from Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) on backlog reduction efforts, significant policy adjustments for temporary residents, and a nationwide celebration of Canadian citizenship.

This past week has been a dynamic one for Canadian immigration, marked by significant policy discussions and a clear signal from the new government regarding future directions. From the Prime Minister's mandate to a fiery petition against the Temporary Foreign Worker Program, the conversation around immigration in Canada is evolving.

Weekly Canadian Immigration Updates.

1. Introduction: A Week of Targeted Action in Canadian Immigration The Canadian immigration landscape continues its dynamic evolution,...