Manitoba invites 417 STEM workers to apply for provincial nomination for permanent residence

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CIC News Manitoba invites 417 STEM workers to apply for provincial nomination for permanent residence On September 24, the Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP) issued 474 Letters of Advice to Apply (LAAs) for provincial nomination, inviting 417 workers in natural sciences, engineering, architecture, and IT occupations; 1 family physician; 16 French-speaking candidates; and 40 strategically…

New Brunswick selects 678 in-demand workers for provincial immigration

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CIC News New Brunswick selects 678 in-demand workers for provincial immigration New Brunswick conducted several provincial immigration selections between August 10–September 18, through which it issued a total of 678 invitations to workers in priority occupational groups: Construction. Education, social and community services. Manufacturing Professional and IT. Sales and services. Transportation. Other trades. Invitations were…

1867 is not a cut-off year for your Canadian citizenship by descent claim

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CIC News 1867 is not a cut-off year for your Canadian citizenship by descent claim Your great-great-grandmother was born in Canada East in 1850. Canada didn’t become a country until 1867, so she arrived seventeen years too early, and you assume her citizenship claim dies with her. According to Canadian citizenship law, it doesn’t. Citizenship…