Canada Supports Construction Workers with New PR Pathway | ICC Immigration

Canada Takes Action to Support Housing Sector with New Permanent Residence Pathway for Construction Workers

The Canadian government has taken a major step toward addressing labor shortages in the construction industry by introducing a new immigration pathway for construction workers. On March 7, 2025, Marc Miller, Minister of Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC), unveiled new policies aimed at bolstering the workforce while maintaining economic [...]

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Canada’s Construction Industry and Immigration: What You Need to Know

Canada’s Construction Industry and Immigration: What You Need to Know

The Canadian construction industry plays a crucial role in the nation’s economy, contributing significantly to infrastructure development, housing projects, and employment opportunities. However, a pressing labor shortage threatens the sector’s growth, making immigration policies more vital than ever in addressing workforce demands. The Cancelled Announcement: What It Could Have Meant [...]

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Canada Express Entry 2025: Major Category Changes & Updates | ICC Immigration

Breaking: Canada Announces Major Changes to Express Entry Categories for 2025

Canada has introduced significant changes to its Express Entry system, impacting skilled workers seeking permanent residency in 2025. Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has revised the category-based draws, adding a new category while removing another. These modifications align with Canada’s evolving labor market demands and economic goals. Key Express [...]

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New Brunswick Halts AIP Endorsements for Key Occupations – 2025 Update

New Brunswick Halts Endorsements for Certain Occupations Under AIP: What This Means for Immigrants

New Brunswick has recently made significant changes to its immigration policies under the Atlantic Immigration Program (AIP). Effective immediately, the province has ceased endorsing applications for a range of occupations under this program. The AIP has been a crucial pathway for skilled workers to obtain Canadian permanent residency in Atlantic [...]

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