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Canada’s 2026 international student cap is set at 408,000 permits, with graduate students at public institutions now PAL/TAL-exempt. Provinces have allocated 309,670 PAL/TAL-required spots, making early planning key. Adapt Immigration can help you navigate these updates and apply with confidence.
Bill C-3 modernizes Canada’s citizenship by descent rules, making it clearer and fairer for Canadians born or adopted abroad to pass on their citizenship.
Treasa Pappachan of Adapt Immigration Inc. received the 2025 Equity Entrepreneur Award at the GNCC Women in Business Awards, recognizing her leadership, innovation, and impact in Niagara’s business community.
The Canada Immigration Levels Plan 2026–2028 prioritizes economic immigration and new PR pathways for work permit holders already in Canada.
Canada just made immigration more transparent — applicants can now check personalized processing times based on their own application date. Know where you stand in the queue before you plan your next move.
Canada has closed the Home Care Worker Immigration Pilot to applicants outside the country. Learn what this means for caregivers abroad and discover alternative pathways through Adapt Immigration.
Canada has closed the Home Care Worker Immigration Pilot to applicants outside the country. Learn what this means for caregivers abroad and discover alternative pathways through Adapt Immigration.
IRCC has released its latest immigration processing times as of September 2025. These updates show how long it currently takes to process applications for permanent residence, work permits, and visitor visas. Learn how these timelines affect your plans and what applicants can do to stay on track with their immigration goals.
The Strategic Advantage of Applying for Canada’s Start-Up Visa in 2025 For global entrepreneurs, timing is everything. You already know the benefits of Canada’s Start-Up
Slowing Growth in Temporary Resident Arrivals: What It Means for Applicants According to Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC), the number of Canada Temporary Residents
