BIG NEWS BY IRCC AS New Immigration Pathway Announced by Canadian Government ~ CIC News

Canada is making strides in its immigration policies by proposing a new pathway specifically for TEER 4 and 5 workers.

This move is set to provide essential workers in healthcare, hospitality, and manufacturing sectors a more accessible route to permanent residency.

Here's a look at the proposed changes and their potential impact.

Topics Discussed:
0:00 - New Immigration Pathway Announced By Canadian Government
1:35 - Introduction of a New Immigration Pathway for TEER 4 and 5 Workers
2:12 - Comparison with the Canadian Experience Class (CEC)
2:41 - Benefits of the Proposed Pathway
3:08 - Impact on Labor Market and Economic Diversification

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[celestineokafor]

Celestine Okafor a Canadian immigration Toronto Ontario

[vvasu]

Just only propaganda from YouTubers about immigration. We've applied for an EOI last Dec 2023 with a job offer under TEER 5 Category NBPNP skilled worker stream for NOC code 65100. But yet to receive an ITA

[TFFROCS]

Iam orthopaedic surgeon with 34 years experience willing to work in rural Canada give me an opportunity to work in rural Canada

[mk]

I know that some Iranian students are fraudulently obtaining visas to study in Canada. Despite not having sufficient funds in Iranian banks, they manage to secure degrees by paying money to certain banks, even when their accounts are empty. Lawyers may provide them with language test questions in advance, allowing them to pass without any real language skills. As a result, they are admitted to Canadian universities, even for master's and doctoral programs. Additionally, some students arrive in Canada with children but without a spouse to increase their chances of getting a visa, and they rely on Canadian government assistance. After some time, their families also seek to immigrate, and they often depend on government aid.I agree with sending them back after they finish school because I’ve heard that many professors are Iranian and pass them through courses without proper study. They also work for cash, hiding their earnings from the Canadian government while continuing to receive government aid. They are bringing their problematic system into the Canadian education system, which could have serious negative consequences if it continues.