Avi Nguyen (RCIC)
Bill C-71: Expanding Canadian Citizenship Beyond the First Generation
Canadian citizenship laws are evolving to address long-standing issues faced by Canadians born abroad and their descendants. Bill C-71 aims to rectify these issues, making Canadian citizenship more inclusive and fair. Introduced by the Honourable Marc Miller, Minister of Immigration,
Ontario Won’t Accept IELTS One Skill Retake for OINP: What You Need to Know
Ontario has made a crucial update to its language testing requirements for the Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP). Specifically, the province will not accept the IELTS One Skill Retake test for applicants under the Employer Job Offer: In-Demand Skills stream.
Manitoba Expands Work Permit for PNP Candidates to Strengthen Local Workforce
Canada’s approach to immigration is undergoing significant changes, particularly with a focus on supporting provincial economies through tailored programs like the Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (PNP). The recent policy updates and strategic initiatives by both federal and provincial governments underscore
Open Work Permit Extension for Hong Kong Residents in Canada Starting May 2024
Canada has always been a staunch supporter of democratic values and human rights. In line with this ethos, the Canadian government continues to offer robust support to Hong Kong residents, ensuring that its immigration programs are responsive to their unique
Canada Implements Temporary Policy to Support Refugees with Cancelled Sponsorships
In a significant move by the Canadian government, a temporary public policy has been established to address the predicament of refugees whose applications are in jeopardy following the cancellation of their initial sponsorship by a Sponsorship Agreement Holder (SAH). This
Ontario Sets New Record for Highest Fines Against Employment Standards Violations
In an ongoing effort to strengthen the labor market and safeguard employees, the Ontario government has unveiled a set of promising legislative updates that stand as a beacon of progressive employment standards in Canada. These efforts are an extension of
Canada to End Temporary Increase in Work Hours for International Students, considering increase to 24 hours in Fall
International students face unique challenges balancing academic responsibilities with financial needs. Recent research and policy changes in countries like the US, Canada, and Australia highlight the critical intersection between work hours and academic success, along with the regulatory environment designed
Canada Implements Caps on Start-Up Visa, Temporary Halt on Self-Employed Program
Start-Up Visa Limitations: Adjusting to Growth and Demand Canada has long been recognized as a fertile ground for entrepreneurial talent, particularly for immigrants who play a pivotal role in the country’s innovation landscape. In 2023, the Organization for Economic Co-operation
Legault Calls for More Provincial Power Over Immigration Amidst Overwhelm
Global News – In recent developments, Quebec’s Premier François Legault has heightened his demand for greater provincial control over immigration, which has led to a potential showdown with the federal government. Amidst the looming federal budget announcement and ongoing immigration issues,
New Brunswick Launches Immigration Pilot for International Graduates from Private Schools
New Brunswick is not just a province known for its breathtaking landscapes and maritime charm; it’s also becoming a beacon for international students seeking to transform their educational achievements into permanent residency. The New Brunswick Private Career College Graduate Pilot