Quebec's Family Sponsorship Window Closes June 25, 2026: What Happens Next
Quebec's two-year cap on family sponsorship applications ends June 25, 2026. Here is what the deadline means and what families should watch for next.
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Newfoundland and Labrador Joins Canada's Rural Work-Permit Measures on June 11, 2026
Newfoundland and Labrador adopts Canada's temporary rural TFW measures on June 11, 2026 — a 15% low-wage cap for rural employers. Here's what it means.
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The Ontario Trillium Benefit: Who Qualifies and Why Filing Now Matters
The OTB rolls three Ontario credits into one monthly payment. Filing your 2025 return now keeps the cheques coming from July 2026.
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Canada launches AI for All: what it means for workers, SMEs and immigrants
Canada launched AI for All with a five-year plan to lift AI adoption, build sovereign infrastructure, and strengthen trust, safety and jobs. This post breaks down what is announced today and what is still up for implementation.
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IRCC Processing Times: The June 2026 Update and What It Means for Your Application
IRCC's June 3, 2026 processing-time update shows big swings: super visas faster, citizenship and spousal sponsorship slower. Here's how to read the numbers.
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Ontario's New Job-Posting Rules: Salary Ranges, AI Disclosure, and No More 'Canadian Experience'
Since January 1, 2026, many Ontario job postings must show pay, flag AI screening, and drop Canadian-experience requirements. Here's what job seekers should know.
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Canada Cuts Temporary Resident Intake by 43% in 2026: What Students, Workers, and Employers Need to Know
Canada plans to reduce new temporary resident admissions to 385,000 in 2026. Learn what the proposed cap means for international students, temporary workers, employers, and future immigration planning.
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Spousal Open Work Permits in 2026: Who Still Qualifies After the Rule Changes
Canada has tightened who can get an open work permit as the spouse of a worker or student. Here's who still qualifies in 2026 and how to check.
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Too Hot to Rent? Toronto's New 26°C Apartment Cooling Rule Starts June 1
From June 1, 2026, many Toronto apartment buildings must keep a cooled common space at or below 26°C. Here's who's covered and what it does — and doesn't — require.
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B.C.'s New PR Pathway for Rural Health-Authority Cleaners and Security Staff: Registration Opens June 15
British Columbia's one-time Temporary Rural/Remote Health Support pathway opens for registration June 15, 2026. Here's who qualifies and how it works.
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