Canada’s Express Entry system is evolving in 2025, with new immigration priorities shaping the path to permanent residence (PR). In this episode, we break down IRCC’s updated category-based selection, the addition of education as a priority sector, and the removal of the transport category. We explore how these changes impact skilled workers in healthcare, STEM, trades, agriculture, and French-speaking candidates. Plus, with a stronger focus on Canadian work experience, what does this mean for general draws? Tune in for key insights on how to optimize your Express Entry profile and navigate Canada’s new PR priorities.

Canada’s immigration policy is evolving, reshaping the labor market and economic landscape. In this episode, we explore the latest policy changes, including stricter border controls, reduced immigration targets, and the push for better economic integration of newcomers. We analyze how these shifts impact labour shortages, wage growth, job vacancies, and GDP, using the Beveridge Curve to understand the relationship between job openings and unemployment. As the government seeks to balance economic needs with social concerns, what does this mean for workers, employers, and future immigrants? Tune in for expert insights on Canada’s changing immigration strategy.

Many children in Canada enter on visitor records instead of study permits, creating challenges for re-entry, status extensions, and school enrollment. In this episode, we uncover the inconsistencies between IRCC and CBSA policies, why border officers’ decisions vary, and how this impacts families. We also discuss the risks of relying on visitor records, the importance of obtaining a study permit for school-aged children, and expert recommendations for avoiding status gaps. Whether you're a parent navigating Canada’s immigration system or an advisor helping families, this episode provides essential insights into ensuring secure and uninterrupted status for children in Canada.