Updates on spousal sponsorship, refugee programs, and humanitarian immigration pathways in Canada.
The Canadian government has extended temporary immigration measures for Palestinians in Canada unable to return to Gaza due to the humanitarian crisis. Eligible individuals can apply for fee-exempt permits. Discover how these changes may affect your move to Canada.
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Bringing parents to Canada is a cherished goal for new permanent residents. Learn how you can sponsor your parents through the Parents and Grandparents Program, the eligibility requirements, and the important deadlines to ensure a smooth application process.
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Starting July 28, 2025, Canadian citizens and permanent residents can sponsor their parents or grandparents for permanent residency through the Parents and Grandparents Program. With limited spots available, those interested should stay informed to seize this opportunity.
Read MoreCanada will open 15,000 slots for its Parents and Grandparents Program on July 28, 2025, promoting family reunification. Eligible sponsors can apply through a lottery system. Discover more about this opportunity and how to navigate the process!
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Canada is set to reopen its Parents and Grandparents Program on July 28, 2025, allowing eligible sponsors to bring their family members to Canada. Discover how you can navigate this opportunity and what alternatives like the Super Visa offer.
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Starting July 28, 2025, Canada will accept applications for the Parents and Grandparents Program, allowing up to 10,000 families to sponsor their loved ones. Learn about eligibility, financial requirements, and the application process to secure your chance!
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Visual artist Tarun Godara faces deportation from Canada after eight years, fearing for his life due to threatening messages linked to his sexuality. His struggle highlights the complexities of immigration and work permits in Canada. Discover his story and its implications for prospective immigrants.
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Canada’s labour shortages are prompting a renewed focus on refugee resettlement, blending compassion with economic needs. Learn how skilled refugees, like Sabri, are filling critical roles in our health-care system and supporting national growth. Explore the pathways available for newcomers!
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A new Canadian program, the Economic Mobility Pathways Pilot (EMPP), is transforming lives by allowing skilled refugees to immigrate while addressing labour shortages. Discover how this initiative fosters opportunities and supports your move to Canada.
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