Immigration

Canada does not make it a secret that it depends on immigrants to strengthen its economy due to their contributions to the labour market and economy. To maintain this, the Federal Government of Canada recently released its immigration-level plans for 2023 to 2025. In summary for 2023, the target amount of immigrants will be 465,000 […]

After being on hiatus since December 2020 due to the Pandemic, the long-awaited Federal Skilled Worker Program is set to resume on July 6, 2022. We do not have the updated details as yet but wanted to alert those who are interested in applying for this much-anticipated stream of immigration to Canada.  The FSW program is

In April, IRCC released news that several applications, currently awaiting processing, are currently backlogged. There are approximately 2 million pending applications. This amount increased from 1.8 million in March 2022 period. Thousands of applicants have been waiting for their applications to be processed and unfortunately, the main cause or one of the main causes for

I am pretty sure we can all name at least one or two family members, friends or associates who may have been affected directly or know of someone who spent a lot of money for either a job or immigration opportunity that turned out to be non-existent or a “consultant” who turned out to be

NOC stands for the National Occupational Association which is Canada’s national system that describes all types of occupations. The NOC is used for the Express Entry – Federal Skilled Trades Program.  Under the NOC, occupations are assigned a four-digit code with a full description of each occupation in the Canadian labour market. At the time