| Saskatchewan, Ontario, Manitoba, and BC hold PNP immigration draws this week |
| https://brampton-news.com/saskatchewan-ontario-manitoba-and-bc-hold-pnp-immigration-draws-this-week/ |
| Ontario invited over 1,500 skilled trades candidates and Saskatchewan issued over 1,700 invitations in two draws
Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario and British Columbia have released results for their Provincial Nominee Programs (PNP) this week. |
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| Canada is on track to welcome a record 431,000 immigrants |
| https://brampton-news.com/canada-is-on-track-to-welcome-a-record-431000-immigrants/ |
| Analysis: IRCC data suggest Canada could meet or exceed this year’s expectations. Most immigrants to Canada so far have come from India. Ontario continues to be the top province for new immigrants.
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| Can I visit Canada with a DUI? |
| https://brampton-news.com/can-i-visit-canada-with-a-dui/ |
| A conviction for driving under the influence will render an individual inadmissible to Canada.
Under Canadian immigration law, a conviction relating to operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol can render someone criminally inad |
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| Liberals begin cabinet retreat with cost of living, economy topping the agenda |
| https://brampton-news.com/liberals-begin-cabinet-retreat-with-cost-of-living-economy-topping-the-agenda/ |
| With Parliament getting ready for the return of MPs, the Liberal cabinet is kicking off three days of meetings in Vancouver today to hash out the government’s fall playbook, with the rising cost of living and the state of the economy expected to to |
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| Ontario invites 680 Masters Graduate Stream candidates in this week’s PNP results |
| https://brampton-news.com/saskatchewan-holds-largest-draw-of-2022-and-ontario-invites/ |
| British Columbia and Manitoba issue over 200 ITAs each.
Saskatchewan, Ontario, Manitoba, and British Columbia have released results for their Provincial Nominee Programs (PNP) this week. |
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| Quebec advocates want government to cover treatment for boy with vision loss |
| https://brampton-news.com/quebec-advocates-want-government-to-cover-treatment/ |
| Members of a Laval, Que., family, and the medical experts who they deal with say they’re at their wit’s end.
Eleven-year-old William Khayrallah has a rare disease that causes progressive vision loss, but a new treatment for the illness isn’t |
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