Notion Canada Immigration

01/05/2026

Experience a better life in Canada! 🇨🇦

01/02/2026

New year, new goals! It’s time to take the first steps toward achieving your Canadian immigration dreams. 🌍✨

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12/25/2025

11/11/2025

🇨🇦 Big News for In-Canada Applicants!

Canada’s new Immigration Levels Plan (2026-2028) is bringing great news for those already living, working, or studying in Canada.

✨ Here’s what’s changing:

✅ More permanent residence spots for in-Canada applicants

✅ Higher targets for Provincial Nominee Programs

✅ Continued focus on the Canadian Experience Class

✅ Special fast-track options for temporary workers in key sectors

This means it’s now more rewarding than ever to build your Canadian experience and transition to permanent residency!

💬 Thinking about your next step? Let’s explore your best pathway to PR.
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11/05/2025

🎯 Big news for anyone considering Canada! 🇨🇦

The Canadian government has revealed key shifts in its upcoming 2026-2028 immigration levels plan:

✨ Up to 33,000 temporary workers will get new pathways to permanent residence over 2026-2027.
�📉 The targets for temporary resident admissions in 2026 are dropping significantly — including international students and foreign workers.
�👥 The permanent resident admissions target remains at about 380,000 for 2026, with a greater focus on economic immigration (64% of the total).
�🌍 Priority is given to sectors and regions facing workforce pressures, including rural and remote communities.

If you’re working in Canada on a temporary permit, or studying here and planning your next move, these updates could matter a lot. At Notion Canada Immigration we’re ready to guide you through what this means and how to best position yourself.

📩 DM us or book a consultation to explore your pathway.

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11/01/2025

A recent TD Economics report shows that Canada’s updated immigration policies are beginning to take effect — slowing population growth, easing rental prices, and helping stabilize the job market.

📉 Population growth has nearly flattened in 2025, mainly due to fewer study and work permits being issued.
�🏘️ Housing pressure is easing, with rent increases now projected to grow around 3.5% instead of 5.5%.
�💼 Job market remains steady — slower immigration has helped prevent a sharper rise in unemployment.

While the government tightened temporary pathways (like study permits and low-wage work programs), permanent residency opportunities continued to evolve.
✨ Staying informed helps you plan your path to Canada more effectively.

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11/01/2025

🎃 Happy Halloween!

Wishing you a fun, creative, and spooky day! 👻 💀 👻

10/29/2025

IRCC held a new Express Entry draw on October 28, 2025, inviting 1,000 candidates from the Canadian Experience Class (CEC).

👉 The minimum Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score required was 533.

👉 Eligible candidates needed to have submitted their profile before 4:16 a.m. UTC on March 21, 2025.

This marks the eleventh CEC draw of 2025 and the second one in October, showing IRCC’s ongoing commitment to invite skilled individuals with Canadian work experience.

🔍 What this means for you:

If your CRS score is around or above 533, you’re right in the game.

Canada continues to prioritise candidates with local work experience.

A strong CRS score makes all the difference.
Staying informed and ready is key — draws like this happen regularly.

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10/27/2025

🇨🇦🇨🇦 New Brunswick has introduced new support for individuals endorsed under the Atlantic Immigration Program (AIP) whose temporary work permits are expiring while their permanent-residence applications are still in process.

Here’s what you need to know:

✅ AIP-endorsed candidates whose work permits are about to expire can now receive letters of support from the province. These letters allow them to apply for a closed C18 work permit and keep working while waiting for their PR approval.

✅ Processing times for AIP permanent-residence applications have increased significantly—from about 13 months to 37 months.

✅ Endorsees must notify the province of any employment changes such as a new employer, job title, or job loss, since that could affect their eligibility.

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10/23/2025

📣Starting January 1, 2026, Ontario will make it easier for healthcare professionals licensed in other Canadian provinces to work in the province without going through lengthy re-licensing steps.

The province is expanding its “As of Right” rules to include 16 additional healthcare professions, such as dentists, pharmacists, physiotherapists, dietitians, and psychologists.
This move will speed up registration, address workforce shortages, and promote better mobility across Canada’s healthcare system.

💡 Professionals already in good standing elsewhere in Canada could receive Ontario certification in just two business days.

📅 Effective: January 1, 2026

📌 More progress toward a unified Canadian workforce

👉 Follow us for more updates on immigration, licensing, and professional mobility in Canada.

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