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Shelby Thevenot

Editor, CIC News

Shelby is an Editor at CIC News.

Shelby has worked as a freelance writer, photojournalist and staff video journalist before she came to CIC News in 2019.

She has lived in Manitoba, Alberta, B.C., and now Quebec. Her exposure to life in multiple communities across Canada helps her connect readers with the places where they may end up living someday.

Helping people navigate the complex Canadian immigration system is what drives her to create new, engaging, and comprehensive content for CIC News readers.

Talking to people with interesting stories and insights is the best part of her day. Send story ideas to shelby.thevenot@canadavisa.com.

Latest Articles From Shelby Thevenot

Canada easing income requirements for family-class immigration Parents and Grandparents, as well as other family-class immigration sponsors do not need to meet all the regular income requirements for the 2020 taxation year.

Canada is easing income requirements on family-class immigration applicants to allow people to sponsor their loved ones, even if they lost income due to coronavirus.

By Shelby Thevenot

Canada to re-open parents and grandparents immigration program October 13 IRCC has released dates for the 2020 PGP intake after coronavirus delayed opening in the spring.

Canadian citizens and permanent residents will soon be able to apply to sponsor their parents and grandparents to immigrate to Canada.

By Shelby Thevenot

Canada most accepting country for migrants, U.S. 6th place: poll Though Canada and the U.S. have gone in opposite directions on immigration policy, a recent public opinion poll suggests that both countries are still highly accepting of migrants.

Canada appears to be the world’s most accepting country for migrants, according to a new global survey.

By Shelby Thevenot

Canada eases travel restrictions for families, compassionate travel More family members and people travelling to Canada for compassionate reasons will soon be exempt from travel restrictions.

Canada is opening up the border to allow extended family members of Canadians, and people crossing the border for compassionate reasons to enter the country starting Oct. 8.

By Shelby Thevenot

Students and families allowed to travel to Canada Canada's ministers for immigration, health, and public safety announced new travel measures for families and students on Friday, October 2nd.

Canada is easing travel restrictions on family members, study permit holders, and people entering on compassionate grounds.

By Shelby Thevenot

Canada is now sending work and study permits by mail Study and work permit applicants who have received their approval letters no longer have to go to the border to activate their permits.

Foreign nationals who are in Canada and who have been approved to work or study can now get their permits sent to them by mail.

By Shelby Thevenot

Québec : un grand nombre de personnes candidates à l’immigration invitées Québec a émis 365 invitations à des personnes ayant déposé une déclaration d'intérêt pour immigrer dans la province francophone.

La province de Québec a procédé à son plus grand exercice d’invitations en plus d’un an, en invitant 365 personnes candidates à l’immigration à présenter une demande de sélection permanente.

By Shelby Thevenot

Quebec holds biggest immigration draw in over a year Quebec sent out 365 invitations to people who had filed an expression of interest to immigrate to the French-speaking province.

Quebec held its biggest draw of the year, inviting 365 immigration candidates to apply for permanent selection on September 24.

By Shelby Thevenot

Express Entry: Canada invites 4,200 immigration candidates Canada has now issued over 78,350 ITAs to Express Entry candidates in 2020

Canada held a new Express Entry draw on September 30.

By Shelby Thevenot

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