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Immigrant categories based on a qualifying family relationship to a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident.
An overview of the preference categories used for permanent residence through work.
A temporary classification for transfers within a related international company.
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Canada Immigration News
Federal authorities have confirmed an upward revision to the Employment Insurance (EI) weekly cap, increasing the maximum payout to $749 per week starting late December 2026. The statutory adjustment reflects annual indexing and applies to standard, medical, parental, and caregiving benefit streams. Temporary foreign workers and permanent residents alike must note how insurable earnings thresholds interact with continued status.

Canada Immigration News
A federal ministerial address delivered in Dieppe, New Brunswick, has brought renewed focus to Canada’s regional economic immigration mechanisms and Francophone integration priorities outside Quebec. While broad policy directions have been signaled, prospective candidates must distinguish between strategic ministerial goals and formal operational updates.

Minimum Wage
Recent economic calculations highlight an increasing gap between Ontario's legal minimum wage and the real earnings required to meet basic living costs across all regional districts. While official immigration wage thresholds rely on federal labour data, these non-governmental figures offer critical financial planning guidance for newcomers, temporary foreign workers, and provincial nominee candidates.
About the RCIC
Mohammadhossein Kohanbaba, RCIC and CICC member R524495, provides Canadian immigration services with care, clarity and respect.

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