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Canada is opening clearer immigration pathways for internationally trained medical doctors at a time when the country needs more physicians across hospitals, clinics, rural communities and regional health systems.

In 2024, Canada had approximately 99,555 physicians. Around 27% of all practising physicians – and approximately 32% of family medicine physicians – were ...


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A Study Permit Is the Beginning of a Separate Immigration Journey

Canadian education can improve an Express Entry profile, support local employment and help a graduate understand the workplace. It does not automatically lead to a post-gradu...


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What “Fewer Students” Actually Means

Canada’s international student cap limits the number of study permit applications IRCC will accept for processing in specified groups. It is not the same as the number of international students living in Canada, and it is not the same as the number of new students who will arrive.

For 2026, IRCC expects to iss...


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Canada Is Not One Labour Market

A student may apply for a Canadian study permit, but the employment market they enter is local. The availability of a part-time retail job, a co-op placement, a first professional position or a provincial nomi...


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What Improved in July 2026

Statistics Canada reported that employment increased by 75,000 in July, raising the employment rate to 60.9%. Since April, employment had grown by 181,000, driven by a 193,000 increase in full-time work. The unemployment rate fell for a third consecutive month to 6.4%, down half a percentage point from April and from July 2025.


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