Canada Express Entry 2026: Prioritizing Top Talent — What It Means for You Canada is refining its immigration system in 2026 to focus on top talent that meets labour market needs, adjusting its flagship Express Entry program to support economic growth and fill critical skill gaps in key sectors. This shift is part of the […]
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Canadians Can Travel Visa-Free to China (Feb 17–Dec 31, 2026) — What You Must Know China has announced a temporary visa-free pilot that allows Canadian passport holders to enter mainland China for up to 30 days for tourism, business meetings, family visits and transit — the measure runs Feb 17, 2026 → Dec 31, 2026.
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Canada’s 2026 Statutory Holidays & Long-Weekend Planner — Quick, Practical Guide At a glance: If you need one page to plan 2026 vacations, work deadlines, or immigration appointments, this is it. Below you’ll find the confirmed 2026 statutory holiday dates (federal and common Canada-wide), the long-weekend planner, province/territory notes, and short FAQs you can ask
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Canada Is Calling — Let’s Get You In (The Smart, Legal & Strategic Way in 2026) Canada isn’t just opening its doors — it’s actively selecting skilled workers, students, entrepreneurs, and visitors who meet clearly defined immigration pathways. But here’s what most applicants don’t realize: The difference between approval and refusal is rarely luck. It’s
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February 2026 brings rules and deadlines that affect courts, employers, tax filers and public services across Ontario. The most urgent items: new Rules of Civil Procedure form references take effect Feb 1, NETFILE/ReFILE reopens Feb 23, and CRA requires a backup MFA option starting in February. Trucking businesses should report 2025 “fees for services” on
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Canada: In-Demand Jobs in British Columbia Paying $50+/hour — 2026 Guide British Columbia’s labour market is shifting fast — and for skilled immigrants that’s good news. The province’s 2025 Labour Market Outlook shows a long list of high-opportunity occupations that are projected to remain in demand through 2035 — many of them pay $50 per
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Boost Your Express Entry CRS Score — Practical Strategies for 2026 Canada’s Express Entry system is more targeted than ever in 2026. Waiting for generic draws isn’t a reliable plan — the candidates who succeed actively reshape their profiles to meet current priorities. This guide explains how to add meaningful CRS points quickly, which moves
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FIFA World Cup 2026: Canada Visitor Visa FAQs Do Brazilian and Argentine fans need a visa to attend FIFA World Cup 2026 in Canada? Brazilian and Argentine nationals will generally need a Canadian visitor visa (Temporary Resident Visa) to come as fans for the 2026 World Cup. There is no special “World Cup” visa –
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Newfoundland & Labrador Virtual Immigration Fair 2026: A New Pathway for Foreign Workers to Canada Canada continues to open targeted, practical immigration pathways to address real labour shortages—and Newfoundland and Labrador (NL) is taking a bold step forward in 2026. The Newfoundland and Labrador Virtual Immigration Fair 2026 is more than just a recruitment event.
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Visiting Canada for the 2026 FIFA World Cup? The #1 Visa Question Every Fan Is Asking — Answered Clearly The 2026 FIFA World Cup will be the biggest football event in history — and Canada is one of the host countries alongside the United States and Mexico. Millions of fans around the world are already
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