Notes from a licensed RCIC.
Articles on Canadian immigration written by the consultant who handles the files, not by a news desk. Written for people already in Canada on temporary status — and for those still planning the move.
New Brunswick’s employment grew faster than Canada’s average in 2026
New Brunswick recorded stronger employment growth than Canada as a whole in the year to August 2026. It is an encouraging sign, but choosing the province still requires a careful look at your occupation, location and immigration options. Read the article →The Atlantic Immigration Program in New Brunswick: how the AIP works
The AIP connects designated employers, skilled workers and international graduates to a permanent residence process in Atlantic Canada. Read the article →New provincial median wages for LMIAs: what changed on 27 June 2025
Canada updated the median hourly wages that separate a high-wage LMIA from a low-wage one. The table by province, and what it changes for employers and workers. Read the article →LMIA-exempt work permits in Canada through free trade agreements (FTAs)
Citizens of dozens of countries can work in Canada without an LMIA through free trade agreements. A guide by agreement: categories, eligible occupations and permit validity. Read the article →