IRCC’s Canada Immigration Levels Plan 2026–2028 confirms 380 000 permanent-resident spots each year while cutting temporary arrivals to 370 000. Family quotas shrink—especially Parents & Grandparents—and business immigration remains limited to only 500 spots nationwide. This in-depth breakdown reveals how Express Entry, PNP, and public-policy programs like Hong Kong and Ukraine are affected, plus key tips for applicants.

Canada’s 2026–2028 Immigration Levels Plan resets how many newcomers arrive—and how they arrive. Learn how the new targets for permanent residents and temporary workers affect students, employers, H-1B holders, and businesses tied to international education. Join our free Zoom webinar on Nov 6 to discover what these changes mean for you.

IRCC is expected to release the 2026–2028 Immigration Levels Plan by Nov 1 2025. This blog explains what to expect under Prime Minister Mark Carney — from PR and Express Entry targets to Family Class, PNP, and student caps. Based on the official 2025–2027 plan, we’ll update this post once the new numbers are confirmed.

IRCC’s 2025 report shows wait times up to 50 years. With Bill C-12 giving new powers to cancel old files, applicants in long programs must act now to protect their PR future.

Canada has introduced new rules for the Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFWP) in 2025 — including fewer low-wage jobs, higher wage requirements, and record fines for non-compliant employers. Learn what these updates mean for workers, employers, and international students — and how professional advice can help you plan your next move.

The U.S. just turned the H-1B into a US$100K visa gamble 💸, leaving thousands of skilled tech professionals uncertain about their future. But while America raises barriers, Canada is opening doors. Prime Minister Mark Carney has promised a “clear offering” for H-1B talent, and proven programs like Express Entry STEM draws, Provincial Nominee Programs, and the Global Talent Stream give tech workers faster, affordable, and permanent pathways to PR.

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