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Latest Immigration News & Insights

Stay updated with the latest Canadian immigration news, policy changes, and expert insights from our RCIC team.

Express Entry
BREAKING
Feb 13, 20268 min read

PNP Expression of Inte

On February 12, 2026, Manitoba made significant strides in its immigration efforts by conducting the Expression of Interest (EOI) Draw 264, specifically targeting the Skilled Worker Stream of the Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP). This particular draw, which issued 29 Letters of Advice to Apply (LAAs), was distinctive in its focus, catering exclusively to candidates who were part of strategic recruitment initiatives or those benefiting from a temporary federal public policy designed to facilitate work permits for prospective provincial nominee program candidates. Notably, the draw emphasized the importance of Francophone and community-linked profiles, highlighting Manitoba's commitment to fostering a diverse and inclusive workforce. This initiative is of paramount importance for skilled workers, both domestically and internationally, who are seeking to secure their permanent residence in Canada through employer-driven pathways or by leveraging their French language skills and community connections. The specificity of the draw underscores the province's strategic approach to immigration, aiming to attract individuals who can contribute to the local economy and society in meaningful ways. Skilled workers interested in Manitoba's provincial nomination now have a clearer understanding of the priorities and criteria that could enhance their chances of success, advising them to ensure their EOI profiles are up-to-date with valid language test results and aligned with the strategic goals of the MPNP.

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Immigration News
BREAKING
Feb 11, 20269 min read

CBSA identity fraud case highlights misrepresentation risks

On February 11, 2026, the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) reported a significant victory in the fight against immigration fraud, marking a pivotal moment in Canada's efforts to safeguard its borders and citizenship integrity. The conviction of a 70-year-old U.S. citizen for using a stolen Canadian identity to unlawfully obtain citizenship and immigration documents highlights the rigorous measures Canada employs to combat identity fraud within its immigration system. This individual, who first entered Canada illegally between 2008 and 2009, was apprehended thanks to the collaborative intelligence efforts of the CBSA and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP), leading to a conviction on charges of misrepresentation under the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act (IRPA), among other criminal offenses. The case brings to light the sophisticated strategies employed by the CBSA to detect and prosecute identity fraud, underscoring a clear message to those attempting to manipulate the Canadian immigration process. Consequently, applicants seeking to immigrate to Canada are advised to meticulously ensure the accuracy of their submissions to the Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) to avoid the severe repercussions of misrepresentation. This enforcement action not only demonstrates Canada's zero-tolerance policy towards immigration fraud but also serves as a deterrent to potential offenders, thereby maintaining the integrity of Canada's immigration system.

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Immigration News
BREAKING
Feb 10, 202610 min read

Ontario OINP 2026 updates on February 10, 2026: What applica

On February 10, 2026, Ontario announced significant updates to its Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP), a vital development for applicants aiming for permanent residence through this route. The province has refreshed its official 2026 OINP updates page, signaling potential changes in program operations, including new draws, intake caps, or revised document requirements. This update is crucial for candidates across various streams such as Express Entry, Employer Job Offer, and International Student, urging them to review their eligibility and application plans in light of these changes. The OINP's dedicated updates page serves as a comprehensive resource, consolidating all program adjustments and news in one place, thereby simplifying the process for applicants to stay informed. For those with time-sensitive or complex situations, it's recommended to seek professional advice to navigate the impact of these updates on their immigration strategy effectively. This move by Ontario underscores the province's commitment to keeping its immigration processes transparent and applicant-friendly, ensuring all potential nominees are well-informed and prepared for any changes affecting their journey to permanent residency.

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Business Immigration
Feb 11, 202611 min read

Canada Self-Employed Persons Program: who this pathway is re

In April 2024, the Canadian government introduced a pause on new applications to the federal Self-Employed Persons Program, a pathway to permanent residence for individuals with significant contributions in arts, culture, or athletics, aiming to address and reduce the backlog of existing applications to ensure more efficient processing times. This program, distinct in its focus, targets professionals like musicians, visual artists, writers, and athletes who can independently contribute to Canada's cultural or athletic landscape, demanding applicants to meet a 35-point pass mark under a 100-point evaluation grid. Despite the current halt, the Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) continues to process already submitted applications, emphasizing the importance for interested candidates to meticulously document their achievements and contributions while staying updated on any program changes. This strategic pause reflects the government's commitment to streamlining application processing, underscoring the program's significance in enriching Canada's cultural and athletic fabric through the talents of self-employed individuals from around the globe.

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Immigration News
Feb 10, 202611 min read

What is the Canada Start-Up Visa Program for immigrant entre

The Canada Start-Up Visa Program, a pivotal federal pathway to permanent residence for immigrant entrepreneurs, is set to undergo significant changes. As of January 1, 2026, the program will be paused for most new applicants, with an exception for those holding valid 2025 commitment certificates, who are given until June 30, 2026, to submit their applications. This program uniquely positions innovative founders by connecting them with approved Canadian investors or incubators, offering a promising route for those aiming to establish scalable, job-creating businesses in Canada, particularly in high-growth industries like technology and advanced manufacturing. Unlike traditional immigration routes that focus on the applicant's personal net worth, the Start-Up Visa Program emphasizes the potential for creating globally competitive businesses with credible third-party backing. This strategic pause necessitates strong preparation and realistic financial planning from aspiring entrepreneurs, highlighting the importance of securing a commitment certificate before the specified deadline to leverage this opportunity for securing permanent residence in Canada.

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Family Sponsorship
Feb 9, 202612 min read

Spousal and partner sponsorship in Canada: understanding the

In a significant development for family reunification in Canada, the Canadian spousal and partner sponsorship program offers a pathway for Canadian citizens and permanent residents to sponsor their spouse, common-law partner, or conjugal partner for permanent residence. This program, integral to Canada's family class immigration strategy, is designed to facilitate the living together of couples in Canada, regardless of whether they are applying from within the country (inland) or from abroad (outland). Key to a successful application is proving the genuineness of the relationship, which encompasses legal marriages, common-law partnerships that have coexisted for at least 12 consecutive months, and conjugal partners who, despite a committed relationship of at least one year, face significant barriers to living together or marrying. This inclusivity extends to both opposite-sex and same-sex couples, provided they meet all other eligibility criteria. Applications must meticulously avoid misrepresentations and ensure completeness to prevent refusals or delays. Furthermore, the strategy around choosing between inland and outland applications can significantly affect the applicant's ability to live and work in Canada, especially with the potential for open work permits during the processing period. This program underscores Canada's commitment to family reunification and offers a structured but flexible route for partners from different walks of life to build their lives together in Canada.

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Important Disclaimer: The information provided on this website is for general guidance purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Immigration outcomes cannot be guaranteed. Each case is unique and results may vary. ZoneVisa is not a law firm and does not provide legal services. For complex legal matters, we may refer you to qualified immigration lawyers.