Bill C-3 and the Return of Citizenship Rights for Lost Canadians

A major development is underway for individuals known as Lost Canadians. The federal government’s Bill C-3 seeks to restore citizenship to those who lost or were denied it under past policies. Following a 2023 Ontario Superior Court decision that struck down limits on citizenship by descent, this proposed legislation could reinstate citizenship...

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Canada Signals Plans to Attract U.S. H-1B Tech Workers After the New U.S. Fee Increase

The United States recently announced a US $100,000 fee for new H-1B visa applications, a change that has drawn global attention across the technology and business communities.

In response, Canada has indicated renewed interest in welcoming highly skilled professionals, particularly those currently living and working in the United States...

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September 2025 IRCC Immigration Backlog Update

Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has released its September 2025 backlog figures, showing over 2 million applications still in processing. While Canada continues to finalize millions of decisions each year, certain categories like temporary resident visas and family sponsorships remain well above service standards.

Applicants should prepare for...

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Canada Tightens Rules for Intracompany Transfers: What Employers Need to Know

Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has introduced stricter standards for Intracompany Transfer (ICT) work permits under the International Mobility Program. These changes are designed to ensure that only genuine transfers of executives, senior managers, and specialized knowledge workers qualify. For employers, the new requirements mean more documentation and closer review — and...

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Beyond the Headlines: Will Canada Benefit from the New $100,000 H-1B Fee?

The U.S. immigration landscape shifted dramatically last week when President Trump signed a Proclamation requiring a $100,000 fee for new H-1B petitions. The announcement has caused understandable concern among U.S. employers, foreign workers, and students planning long-term careers in America.

In the immediate aftermath, some observers suggested that Canada...

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Looking Beyond the H-1B? Discover Canada’s Smarter Immigration Pathways

With new hurdles and rising costs in the U.S. H-1B program, many skilled workers are searching for better opportunities. Canada is stepping up as a welcoming alternative with clear, merit-based immigration programs. Whether through the Global Talent Stream for tech professionals, Express Entry for permanent residency, or Provincial Nominee Programs, Canada provides...

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Entering Canada by Land: Questions You Can Expect at the Border

Crossing into Canada by car may seem simple, but Canadian border officials can ask detailed questions to determine your admissibility. Being prepared helps travelers avoid delays or denials.

Immigration Status Checks
The first question will often be about your current U.S. immigration status. Officers want to know why you are...

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Healthcare Workers and the Pathway to Canadian Citizenship

Canada continues to recognize the vital role that healthcare professionals play in strengthening the country’s public health system. In response to ongoing demand, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has introduced and maintained several programs and public policies that allow healthcare workers to transition from temporary resident status to permanent residency (PR)...

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Working in Canada: Pathways for Business Visitors and Foreign Professionals

For international companies looking to expand into Canada or send employees north of the border, it’s important to understand how Canada regulates temporary work and business activities. While most foreign nationals require a work permit to perform services in Canada, there are several exemptions and streamlined pathways that can make entry easier.

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