Canada - Study, Work, Immigrate

10/20/2026

The latest data on Canada’s progress managing immigration responsibly is now available: The number of new students and workers arriving in Canada continued to decline in August 2026.

For the January to August 2026 period, Canada saw 63% fewer arrivals compared to 2024.

As a reminder, we’ve added more information to our “Understanding students and temporary workers” web page to show how temporary resident arrivals are aligning with our annual temporary residence targets. Check it out:

10/19/2026

The University of Waterloo is proud to award four honorary doctorates at Fall 2026 Convocation, the highest honour conferred by the University.

Honorary doctorates recognize individuals with outstanding achievement, whether academic or through service to society. Current recipients have made significant developments and contributions to their fields in geometry, cultural heritage and medical technologies.

"These four honorary doctorate recipients represent the very best of what universities strive to inspire: an enduring pursuit of knowledge, the courage to explore the unknown, and a profound commitment to making the world better," says Bill Rosehart, President and Vice-Chancellor of Waterloo.

Congratulations to:

▪️ Nigel Hitchin - Doctor of Mathematics
▪️ Douglas R. Stenton - Doctor of Literature
▪️ Frank Headley Baylis - Doctor of Engineering
▪️ Kris Kumar Shah - Doctor of Engineering

More: https://uwaterloo.ca/news/four-honorary-doctorates-recognized-fall-2026-convocation |

10/19/2026

2027 HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES!
IF YOU ARE PLANNING TO STUDY IN CANADA, KEEP THIS IN MIND!

• Applications for September 2027 intake are now opening!

• When choosing a Canadian university, look beyond just rankings.
Many students choose a school because it is famous, affordable, or quick to issue letters. Those factors matter, but they shouldn't solely guide your decision.

• A broader approach is recommended.
Some services may limit your options to a narrow list of partner institutions, but a
a wider school search leads to better decisions.

• Remember, admission doesn't guarantee you're fully prepared.
The harder truth is this: a college or university can accept a student, while Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada, known as IRCC, can still refuse a study permit.

• Canadian experience changes the advice
Gaining insights from someone with Canadian experience can greatly impact your choices. A counsellor who lives and works in Canada brings context that brochures cannot, including details on admission requirements, program pathways, college and university differences, co-op options, transfer routes, and academic expectations.

Use Apply.CanStudyHub.com portal to get professional support with applications and study permits from Canadian Education Counsellors and Canadian Licensed Immigration Consultants.

Get started now at: Apply.CanStudyHub.com!
Best Regards,
EduXperience Associates Canada | CanStudyHub Team
• WhatsApp: +1 (416) 987 34 24 • Email: [email protected]
Website: www.eduXperience.com

10/19/2026

October 16, 2026—Kitchener, Ontario—Building a stronger Canada means restoring confidence in a well-managed immigration system that meets our economic needs. This includes attracting and retaining skilled talent to complement the Canadian workforce and drive economic growth.

10/17/2026

10/17/2026

On November 3, 2026, changes to Express Entry willintroduce points for eligible Canadian work experience or qualifying job offers in high­wage occupations, and remove labour market impact assessment (LMIA) requirements for qualifying job offers used to establish program eligibility and obtain Compr...

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10/16/2026

ENGINEERING PROGRAMS IN CANADA: COLLEGE OR UNIVERSITY?
WHICH PATH IS RIGHT FOR YOU?

Are you looking for an answer to this question?

#1. Choosing an engineering program in Canada should start with one honest question: are you aiming for an engineering degree, or are you aiming for engineering-related applied work? That difference matters. The wrong choice can cost years of tuition, delay immigration or career plans, and make a capable student feel out of place.

• Canadian universities: Strong for engineering licensure pathways, research options, co-op programs, and broader long-term mobility.

• Canadian colleges: Strong for practical training, smaller class settings, lower costs in many cases, and quicker entry into technical roles.

That does not make one better in every case. It makes them different.

#2. Brand names help, but they should not control the decision. Some lesser-known Canadian universities offer strong engineering programs, co-op options, smaller learning communities, or unique specializations that fit a student better than a highly competitive program with a famous name.
This is where families often make a mistake. They compare reputation before they compare readiness.

#3. For honest comparisons, consult with experienced Canadian education counsellors who live and work in Canada. They are ready to help you navigate the intricacies of the Canadian education system at Apply.CanStudyHub.com, assisting you in comparing colleges, universities, admission requirements, scholarships, and finding the best pathways to your goals.

The best answer is not simply college or university. The best answer is the program that matches the student’s career goal, academic strength, budget, and readiness.

Best Regards,
EduXperience Associates Canada | CanStudyHub Team
• WhatsApp: +1 (416) 987 34 24 • Email: [email protected]
Website: www.eduXperience.com