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May 15, 2024
Canada Breaking Updates : TR to PR, Unemployment, Work Permits, PGWPs | IRCC
Recent developments in Canada's immigration and labor policies indicate significant shifts in support for temporary residents, particularly in critical sectors like healthcare and trades. Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada is contemplating extending Post-Graduation Work Permits to workers in these essential fields, potentially offering longer-term stability and pathways to permanent residency. This initiative underscores efforts to retain skilled individuals and address labor shortages within key industries. Provincial ministers have advocated for extended Post-Graduation Work Permits, aiming to retain skilled workers vital to Canada's economy and public health. Minister Marc Miller engaged with provincial and territorial immigration ministers to discuss pressing immigration issues and coordinate efforts to enhance Canada's immigration policies and programs. He assured flexibility pending data from provinces, emphasizing a data-driven approach to immigration policies.
Minister Miller's discussions with provincial and territorial ministers highlighted a commitment to collaborative solutions. The federal government aims to reduce the proportion of temporary residents in Canada to 5% over the next three years, prioritizing the Provincial Nominee Program to meet economic immigration targets. Strategies to attract immigrants beyond urban centers and support asylum seekers were also discussed. Minister Miller's approach underscores the importance of collaboration, evidence-based policy development, and proactive population management. By striking a balance between economic imperatives, labor market dynamics, and social considerations, Canada aims to optimize the contribution of immigrants to its society while ensuring sustainable population growth and economic resilience. These initiatives reflect a proactive approach to labor market challenges, aiming to strengthen Canada's workforce and provide stability for residents across various provinces.

05/10/2024

05/08/2024

News release
May 8, 2024—Ottawa—Regional economic immigration programs support the sustainable growth and economic stability of our country, and contribute significantly to the cultural diversity and enrichment of Canada.

Today, the Honourable Marc Miller, Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship, announced that Immigration, Refugee and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has approved Manitoba’s request to extend temporary resident status for potential nominees identified under the province’s Provincial Nominee Program who have work permits that will expire in 2024. These individuals are mainly post-graduation work permit holders who are currently in the Manitoba Skilled Worker Provincial Nominee Program Expression of Interest pool. These skilled workers are filling key job vacancies in Manitoba, and actively contributing to the province’s economy and diverse cultural fabric.

This temporary measure will authorize 6,700 temporary workers identified and supported by Manitoba to continue working while the province processes their applications for the Provincial Nominee Program. Within 2 years, it is expected that eligible foreign nationals will receive an official nomination from Manitoba and eventually become permanent residents.

IRCC is committed to stabilizing permanent immigration while reducing the percentage of people in Canada who are here as temporary residents.

While this measure applies to Manitoba, IRCC is open to exploring options with other provinces and territories to transition a greater portion of current temporary residents to permanent residence and address their labour market needs. IRCC is committed to ongoing collaboration with provinces and territories to address immigration opportunities and challenges.

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