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DUI: How to enter Canada if you have been convicted or charged Since 2018, DUI convictions have been recognized by Canada as serious criminality. Nonetheless, you still have options to enter the country.

By Daniel Levy

Job growth in Canada exceeded expectations in November Canada added 154,000 jobs in November and unemployment fell to 6%.

By Shelby Thevenot

Canadian citizenship applicants with representatives can now apply online Citizenship applicants who have representatives can now apply online, although the representative still cannot apply on their behalf.

By Shelby Thevenot

Express Entry: IRCC finalizing over 14,000 CEC applications, and under 600 FSWP applications, per month The Canadian Experience Class (CEC) accounts for 85 per cent of finalized Express Entry applications in 2021.

By Kareem El-Assal

U.S. to require international travellers to take a COVID test within 24 hours of departure Fully vaccinated Canadians will need a test taken within 24 hours of departing to the U.S.

By Shelby Thevenot

Canadians more likely to delay having children due to the pandemic: Statistics Canada ANALYSIS: Changes in fertility due to the pandemic could have implications on long-term immigration policy planning.

By Shelby Thevenot

BC PNP Tech draw: 89 immigration invitations issued So far in 2021, British Columbia has issued nearly 11,000 invitations to apply for provincial nomination.

By Alexandra Miekus

An overview of Canada’s PNP immigration results for November 2021 Here is a look back at last month's Provincial Nominee Program updates from across the country.

By Alexandra Miekus

Canada adds more countries to travel ban list over Omicron variant concerns Canadian health authorities have restricted travel to 10 countries to prevent the spread of a new variant of the COVID-19 virus. Nigeria, Egypt, and Malawi have been added to the list as of today.

By Alexandra Miekus

CIC News celebrates 25th anniversary reflecting on past, looking forward to the future We have grown a lot over the past quarter-century, and we are not stopping.

By Shelby Thevenot