Rachel Bendayan steps into the role of Immigration Minister in Prime Minister Mark Carney’s cabinet reshuffle, signaling a refined immigration policy centered on economic alignment and sustainable integration.

On March 7, 2025, Immigration Minister Marc Miller announced new measures to address labour shortages in construction, aiming to boost skilled workers and ease the housing crisis. While promising, these initiatives raise concerns about fairness and effectiveness. Do they truly help, or are there hidden challenges? Holthe Immigration Law takes a closer look.

2024 was a year of dramatic changes for Canadian immigration, with sweeping policy shifts that reshaped the immigration landscape. Explore how the Government attempted to recalibrate its approach to immigration in 2024.

Discover when claiming refugee status in Canada might not be the best option. This guide explains ineligible claims, legal tests for protection, and how filing a claim can restrict future immigration opportunities. Get insights to navigate Canada’s complex refugee laws and make informed decisions.

Humanitarian and Compassionate (H&C) applications offer a pathway for those facing exceptional circumstances in Canada. This guide explains the key factors, how to prepare a strong case, and the importance of seeking professional help for this complex immigration process.

Canada’s 2024 visitor visa policy changes make multiple-entry visas no longer a default. Discover essential insights into the new guidelines, practical tips for approval, and how to submit a strong TRV application amidst increasing scrutiny.

This comprehensive guide outlines top Canadian immigration options for U.S. citizens post-2024 election, covering Express Entry, family sponsorship, and Canadian citizenship by descent.

Canada has introduced six major immigration reforms to control temporary resident volumes. These include caps on study permits, stricter language requirements for work permits, and new rules for spousal eligibility. The changes aim to protect Canada’s labor market and ensure the sustainability of the immigration system.

The Canadian Parent Grandparent Program (PGP) is set to welcome more families in 2024 by issuing 35,700 PGP invitations. Learn about the recent changes to the Parent Grandparent Program in 2024 and how they can help you reunite with your loved ones in Canada.

Our annual budget drives the direction of immigration policy and programming in Canada. Where the money goes, so too goes the future of immigration in the coming years. To better understand this future, I reviewed “Budget 2024: Fairness for every generation” and have set out below my top six takeaways.

Discover the landmark ruling in Bjorkquist et al. v. Attorney General of Canada that transforms Canadian citizenship laws. This critical analysis delves into the implications of abolishing the "second-generation cut-off" provision, a controversial aspect of the Citizenship Act that previously limited citizenship rights for Canadians born abroad.

On the 15th of July 2023, an exciting announcement was made by the Minister of Immigration, unveiling a new program that would allow Canadian citizens and Permanent Residents to sponsor their Ukrainian family members for PR in Canada...