Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has announced significant changes to the Express Entry System that will take effect November 3, 2026, reintroducing points for job offers and expanding points for Canadian work experience.
Express Entry is Canada’s online immigration system whereby invitations are issued to skilled workers for permanent residence. Candidates are ranked based on their profiles, and the highest ranked candidates are invited to apply for permanent residence.
For many foreign nationals in Canada, obtaining a work permit is only the first step in a longer immigration journey. While a work permit provides the opportunity to gain valuable Canadian work experience, many temporary residents ultimately hope to secure permanent residence and build their future in Canada.
April 14, 2026: Immigration Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) recently announced a series of proposed changes they are considering to the Express Entry system.
Want to retain foreign workers long term? This guide explains permanent residence pathways, including Express Entry and PNPs, to help Canadian employers secure talent beyond expiring work permits.
Worried about losing employees due to expiring work permits? This guide explains key risks, PGWP timelines, and practical immigration pathways to help Canadian employers retain talent and plan ahead.
Senior Associate Benjamin Green shared his insights in a recent article with the Toronto Star examining the rise in electronic device searches by U.S. Customs and Border Protection.
Partner Shoshana Green shared her insights in a recent opinion piece examining what Ottawa isn’t saying about immigration.
Managing Partner Evan Green shares insights with Canadian Lawyer on how francophone priorities and rising international student numbers are impacting Canada’s business immigration system.
Shoshana Green shares insights in The Globe and Mail on recent Express Entry policy changes and their impact on skilled immigration to Canada.
Canada’s Express Entry is prioritizing French-language proficiency. Partner Shoshana Green weighs in with the Toronto Star on the impact on skilled applicants.
On February 27, 2025 the Honourable Marc Miller, Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship introduced changes to the Express
As we move into 2025, Canada’s immigration landscape continues to evolve in response to shifting domestic priorities, global events, economic and labour market needs, and developments in technology. In anticipation of these changes, our team has put together a list of ten Canadian immigration developments likely to emerge in 2025.
On December 23, 2024, the Government of Canada announced a significant update aimed at preserving the integrity of the country’s immigration system and combating fraud.
Panelists Shoshana Green and Madison Kelly provided the latest developments in Canadian immigration.
Panelists Shoshana Green and Madison Kelly provided the latest developments in Canadian immigration.
With Canada’s close proximity and strong economic ties to the U.S., Canada is a top immigration destination for individuals contemplating a move from the U.S. Explore some of the most common pathways to immigrate from the U.S. to Canada.
In an interview with HRReporter, Green and Spiegel Partner Alexandra Cole discussed the impact of the updated guidance issued by the Canadian government on its International Mobility Program.
In a seminar with NextStars, Green and Spiegel Managing Partner, Stephen W. Green, discussed how the Start-up Visa and Canada’s immigration policies provide incredible opportunities for newcomer innovators to build thriving businesses in Canada.
Speakers Stephen W. Green, Eren Sari, and Benjamin Green from Green and Spiegel shared their expertise regarding the practicalities involved in global investments from a business and immigration perspective.
