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Even as Canada plans to admit 500,000 new immigrants each year from 2025, a new study has revealed that more and more newcomers were leaving the country.

New immigrants leaving Canada in growing numbers, says study

Now work permit holders in Canada can study full-time or part-time until the expiry of their work permit without needing any study permit -- a major temporary change in policy for three years to keep one ahead of the curve and enhance his or her career prospects.

Canada removes limit on study programmes' length for work permit holders

Economic lockdowns in response to the Covid-19 pandemic disproportionately affected the immigrant population and disrupted their finances more than the Canadian-born population, a Statistics Canada report said.

Covid disrupted economic integration of many immigrants: Statistics Canada

After the country has lifted its Covid restrictions, many students especially from Punjab and Haryana want to go to Australia, but fraud cases are coming in the way.

Indian students are not able to go to Australia; know the reason why

One of the officials said that this scene is one of the worst episodes of migrant deaths in the recent years of the United States.

US Immigrants Death: What is the ‘Donkey’ Method through which Indians travel abroad illegally?

Earlier Canada had suspended the flights on April 22 for a month. But, as the previous 30-day ban was set to expire, the Canadian government decided to extend it.

Second wave jeopardizes students plan as Canada once again extends flight ban from India

Biden had officially cancelled a memo issued by Trump that prioritizes the deportation of every individual who is an undocumented immigrant.

US Immigration: 100 day deportation pause by Biden administration

Immigrants under the following categories:- economic, family, refugee and humanitarian and compassionate grounds are welcomed in Canada.

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