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British Columbia unveils requirements for new time-limited pathway to permanent residence

The Government of British Columbia has released full eligibility details on its new initiative targeting cleaning and security workers employed by a B.C. health authority in a rura...

British Columbia targets skilled workers in latest provincial immigration draw

On April 22, British Columbia held its third Skills Immigration (SI) draw of 2026, inviting candidates deemed to create high economic impact in the province. The province invited m...

British Columbia Prioritizes Healthcare & Trades for PR Visa in 2026

British Columbia Prioritizes Healthcare & Trades for PR Visa in 2026 HIGHLIGHTS: BRITISH COLUMBIA INTRODUCES NEW IMMIGRATION PATHWAYS FOCUSING  ON HEALTHCARE AND SKILLED TRADES...

British Columbia issues more than 430 invitations to apply to high economic impact candidates

The British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program (BCPNP held another Skills Immigration draw on May 14, 2026. Invitations were extended to candidates who met one of two selection fa...

British Columbia to launch limited-time pathway to permanent residence for health authority cleaners and security staff

British Columbia’s Provincial Nominee Program (BC PNP) has announced a new one-time initiative aimed at helping certain health authority support staff get permanent residence (PR)....

British Columbia holds April draw, issues invitations to entrepreneurs

On April 14, British Columbia (BC) held a new selection round under its Entrepreneur Immigration (EI) category. Candidates were selected for their ability to start a new business o...

BREAKING: British Columbia axes graduate, tech, and entry-level PR pathways, focuses on healthcare and trades workers

The Government of British Columbia has announced major changes to the British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program (BCPNP), including 2026 priorities, the cancelled launch of its st...

Canada’s new rules are fast-tracking US healthcare workers

More than 400 US-trained doctors, nurses, and other healthcare workers have made the move to British Columbia (B.C.) in the past year — thanks to new rules that make it faster and...

British Columbia targets skilled workers and entrepreneurs in back-to-back draws

Between May 5–6, the British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program (BCPNP) invited more candidates to apply for provincial nomination, through both its Skills Immigration (SI) and En...

British Columbia and New Brunswick expand access to work permits for employers in select regions

British Columbia and New Brunswick have opted into the federal government’s temporary policy, giving rural employers more flexibility to hire low-wage temporary foreign workers. Th...

B.C. Government Reveals Temporary Measures under the TFW Program

VANCOUVER — The province of British Columbia has revealed its decision in response to the recent federal announcement offering provinces a temporary increase from 10 per cent to 15...

How My Visa Source Became One of Canada’s Most Trusted Immigration Practices for Canada–U.S. Mobility

A Canadian tech company wants to relocate a senior engineer to its new office in Phoenix. A dual-intent family needs to understand how a spousal sponsorship filing in Canada could...

Canada Introduces Eight Major Immigration Changes from April 1, Impacting PR Applicants and Newcomers. Check Your Eligib...

Canada Introduces Eight Major Immigration Changes from April 1, Impacting PR Applicants and Newcomers. Check Your Eligibility Now! HIGHLIGHTS: CANADA ANNOUNCES EIGHT MAJOR IMMIGRAT...

Canada accelerates PR for 33,000 in-Canada workers to tackle rural labour gaps

Minister Lena Metlege Diab announces progress on the In-Canada Workers Initiative, accelerating PR for 33,000 workers in rural and smaller communities. See who qualifies. The post...

How to Choose the Best Immigration Consultant in Canada: What You Need to Know Before You Apply

Choosing the right immigration consultant in Canada can be the difference between a successful permanent residency application and a costly mistake. With thousands of people applyi...

Can You Live in Victoria, BC, and Work in Seattle? The Cross-Border Commute Explained

The 75 miles separating Victoria’s Inner Harbour and Seattle’s Elliott Bay now form one of the most interesting cross-border commutes in North America. Vancouver Island appeals to...

Virtual Immigration Consultation Services Make Family Sponsorship to Canada Easier in 2026

Americans can’t just move to Europe and get a job, but Canadians can – and you might already be Canadian

If you’re a 25-year-old American who wants to spend a year working in London, you have a problem. The UK doesn’t offer working holiday visas to US citizens. You’d typically need an...

New Brunswick limits immigration pathway to healthcare, education, and construction workers

The New Brunswick Provincial Nominee Program (NBPNP) has announced that as of May 4, 2026, it is limiting the issuance of invitations to apply (ITAs) under the NB Experience pathwa...

Nova Scotia and Quebec first to ease rural work permit access under new temporary policy

Nova Scotia and Quebec are the first provinces to participate in the new temporary public policy granting rural employers the ability to retain or increase their proportion of low-...

Newfoundland and Labrador invites over 240 candidates through its provincial immigration programs

On March 30, 2026, Newfoundland held its second provincial immigration draw of the year, inviting over 200 candidates. Invitations were extended through the Newfoundland and Labrad...

BREAKING: Canada is fast-tracking permanent residence applications for TR-to-PR eligible workers

The federal government has released new details on eligibility criteria for its In-Canada Workers Initiative, often referred to as the TR to PR pathway. Immigration, Refugees and C...

Why newcomers are choosing Pickering to rebuild their lives in Canada

Discover the journey of newcomers in Pickering, from war-torn Ukraine to peaceful community living with family. The post Why newcomers are choosing Pickering to rebuild their lives...

Newfoundland and Labrador extends more invitations to provincial immigration candidates

On May 1, Newfoundland and Labrador held its fourth provincial immigration selection round of the year, inviting a total of 190 candidates. The province extended invitations throug...