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A big CEC-only Express Entry round just took place, and many people working in Canada will want to look at their scores again. On December 10, 2025, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) invited 6,000 Canadian Experience Class candidates to apply for permanent residence, with a minimum Comprehensive Ranking System…

Your Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) lets you gain Canadian work experience after finishing your studies. But it doesn’t last forever, and once it expires, you’ll need to plan your next move carefully. The good news is that there are several legal ways to stay in Canada, depending on your goals…

The Canada Workers Benefit (CWB) helps low-income workers keep more of what they earn through refundable tax credits and advance payments. It’s designed to ease financial pressure and reward steady employment. In this article, you’ll find clear information on what the CWB is, the types of payments available, who qualifies,…

Understanding how Canada’s tax brackets work helps you see how your income is taxed at different levels. Each year, the government adjusts these brackets to reflect inflation and shifts in the economy. This article explains what tax brackets are, lists the 2025 federal rates, outlines how provincial and territorial rates…

Refugee Protection in Canada Seeking asylum in Canada is a legal process available to individuals who fear returning to their home country. Common reasons include facing torture, threats to life, or cruel and unusual treatment or punishment. If you are already in Canada, you can submit a claim for refugee…

The Confirmation of Permanent Residence, or COPR, is one of the most important documents in the Canadian immigration process. It’s the paper or electronic proof that your application for permanent residence has been approved. For many newcomers, this moment represents the official start of their new life in Canada.  Understanding…

Express Entry is the system Canada uses to manage permanent residence applications under economic immigration programs. One requirement many applicants face is proof of funds — showing you have enough money to settle in Canada.  Below, you’ll find who must show proof, how much is required, what counts as proof,…

Moving to Canada often requires proof of language skills, and that’s where the Canadian Language Benchmarks (CLB) come in. CLB is the national standard that measures how well adults can use English in real-life situations. Understanding your CLB level — and how it connects with tests like IELTS, CELPIP, or…

Canada introduced the Rural Community Immigration Pilot (RCIP) in 2025 to help smaller towns and remote regions bring in skilled workers. The program gives employers in participating communities the chance to fill jobs that are difficult to staff locally, while also opening a path to permanent residence for foreign workers.…

Canada has opened specific immigration pathways for people from Hong Kong, offering more than one route to permanent residence. These programs were introduced in response to changing conditions in the region and remain active today. In this article, you’ll find a clear outline of Canada’s special measures for Hong Kong…