A critical analysis reveals that IRCC faces formidable challenges in meeting its 2025 permanent resident admissions target. Persistent backlogs, a policy shift towards in-Canada applicants, and mounting domestic pressures on housing and infrastructure are creating a perfect storm that could jeopardize Canada's immigration goals, signaling a more competitive landscape for all applicants.
The Canadian government has introduced Bill C-71, a pivotal piece of legislation set to overhaul the rules for Canadian citizenship by descent. This article provides an in-depth analysis of the changes, including the abolition of the first-generation limit and the introduction of a new 'substantial connection' test for Canadians born abroad.
Canada's ambitious plan to reduce its temporary resident population is already showing dramatic results. Discover the key policy shifts impacting work permits, study permits, and the future of Canadian immigration, and what this means for prospective newcomers.