If you once lived in Canada, even if it was many years ago, you could still have PR status. Learn more to avoid travel delays. Visa-required travellers You don’t need an eTA if you’re visa-required, ...

In a move to strengthen its economic immigration framework, Canada is planning to launch a new permanent pathway to residency in 2025, building on the success of the existing Economic Mobility ...

To become one, the Immigration and Refugee Board must first approve your claim. Then, you must apply for and obtain PR status. You’re not a PR if you’re only in Canada for a short time (for example, ...

Each year, Canada welcomes hundreds of thousands of newcomers as permanent residents/immigrants. For many, it marks the first step in a longer process — one that leads to citizenship, integration, and ...

EDMONTON — A commercial food processing company has pleaded guilty to a workplace safety charge after an Edmonton worker became trapped in a smokehouse and died.

Non-permanent resident decline drives historic slowdown Robert Kavcic, senior economist at BMO, said the policy shift is contributing to a “major population adjustment” that is now underway.

Alberta’s government has quietly transferred responsibility for its communications wing to the premier’s office, greatly expanding the size and budget of the province’s executive council.

Foreigners seeking to settle in Canada can apply for Canadian Permanent Resident status through the Provincial Nominee Program, which permits them to live, reside, and work in a certain province.

Canada's Bill C-3 aims to eliminate the first-generation limit on citizenship by descent, addressing a court ruling that deemed the restriction unconstitutional. If passed, the bill would grant ...