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Study permit extension Canada: when students should apply and common mistakes to avoid
Extending your Study Permit should feel manageable, not stressful. Yet many students in Vancouver, Surrey, Burnaby, Coquitlam, Richmond, North Vancouver, and West Vancouver come to us anxious about dates, documents, and whether they can keep studying or working while they wait. This guide explains exactly when to apply, how to maintain your status, and the common errors that cause refusals or long delays. It is based on current Government of Canada guidance and our day-to-da
14 hours ago7 min read


OINP REDI pilot: 32 invitations issued under Employer Job Offer streamson April 8, 2026
Ontario has announced a targeted round of invitations under the Employer Job Offer category that matters for students, workers, and families planning permanent residence. On April 8, 2026, the province issued 32 invitations to apply to candidates who may qualify for the Regional Economic Development through Immigration pilot and who hold eligible job offers in Lanark or in Leeds and Grenville. The update is live now and could be relevant if you live anywhere in Canada on a va
2 days ago6 min read


Latest Express Entry draw: Canadian Experience Class — April 14, 2026
The Latest Express Entry draw took place on April 14, 2026, and it was a Canadian Experience Class round. IRCC issued 2,000 Invitations to Apply, and the cutoff score was 515. It is a fresh signal about how competitive CEC selection is right now. If you are already following Express Entry closely, today’s round matters because it came only two weeks after the March 31, 2026 CEC draw. That earlier draw invited 2,250 candidates with a cutoff of 509. In other words, the April 1
3 days ago5 min read


TRV refusal Canada: New Federal Court immigration ruling: Hadian v.Canada (Citizenship and Immigration) (2026 FC 479)
A new TRV refusal Canada decision came out on 2026-04-10, and it deserves attention because it shows how the Federal Court looks at a refusal file when the underlying application record is thin. In official Federal Court decision, the Court reviewed Hadian v. Canada (Citizenship and Immigration) and explained why the applicant was not able to overturn the original immigration decision. Hadian was not a refugee case and it was not about a tribunal hearing. It was a temporary
4 days ago5 min read
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