Bill C-3 and Canadian Citizenship by Descent
Bill C-3 is reshaping Canadian citizenship by descent rules. This update may affect descendants of Quebec’s historic migrants living in the United States.
Bill C-3 is reshaping Canadian citizenship by descent rules. This update may affect descendants of Quebec’s historic migrants living in the United States.
Alberta’s AAIP issued more than 1,500 invitations across seven draws, with a focus on candidates in manufacturing, technology, agriculture, and construction.
A recent story about Josh Duhamel highlights how Canada’s citizenship rules changed for some people born abroad. Here is what the update means in practical terms.
A recent citizenship law change may affect how some U.S. citizens with criminal records are assessed at the Canadian border. Here is what is confirmed and what to watch.
British Columbia held a June 2 BCPNP draw for in-demand workers and entrepreneurs, issuing 357 invitations to apply for provincial nomination.
IRCC’s June 3 update shows mostly stable temporary residence processing times, with some categories moving faster and a few taking longer. Applicants should check the latest estimates.
Canada has introduced a new passport processing guarantee aimed at improving accountability. Here’s what the update means and what travellers should watch for.
Bill C-12 has become law in Canada, introducing new immigration and asylum measures. Here is what is confirmed so far and what applicants should monitor.
Minister Metlege Diab issued a statement on the Auditor General’s review of IRCC’s international student reforms. The update is high-level, but it signals continued scrutiny of the program.
Canada is expanding support for Francophone immigration outside Quebec, with new initiatives aimed at strengthening minority communities, labour supply, and regional growth.