In recent years, the Canadian government has implemented several policies aimed at making home ownership more affordable for eligible newcomers to the country. These initiatives are designed to help newcomers settle and integrate into Canadian society by providing them with opportunities to own their own homes.

Deciding where to settle in Canada involves understanding the differences between Provincial Nominee Programs (PNPs) and federal government selection processes. Both avenues offer opportunities for immigration, but they operate with distinct criteria and procedures.

Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) recently disclosed the methodology behind the allocation of study permits to each Canadian province for 2024. Following an earlier announcement of a cap on study permit applications, IRCC clarified that each province's allocation would be based on its population.

In a recent press release, Ontario unveiled its latest initiative aimed at prioritizing public postsecondary education programs geared towards facilitating graduates' entry into high-demand occupations.