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🧾 Ontario Moves to Tighten Oversight of Immigration Program
Immigrants must get their foreign credentials recognised to work in regulated jobs in Canada,

In this week’s issue, Immigrants must get their foreign credentials recognised to work in regulated jobs in Canada, Canadian travel to the U.S. has dropped sharply in 2025, and family doctors are in high demand across Canada
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🧾 Ontario Moves to Tighten Oversight of Immigration Program

What’s Changing in Ontario’s Immigration System? 🛂
Ontario is proposing new rules under Bill 30 to strengthen how the Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP) is managed. The goal is to improve enforcement and make the system more flexible, without changing how people apply.
More Powers for Inspections 🔍
The bill gives inspectors the right to hold private interviews with candidates and employers. This helps the government check for misuse of the program and ensure fairness.
Faster Program Updates ⚙️
Ontario also wants to give the immigration minister the power to make or change rules quickly, without waiting for full cabinet approval. This would help the OINP respond faster to labour market needs.
Fewer Spots, Longer Waits in 2025 ⏳
Ontario’s nomination allocation has been cut by 50% this year. This means longer wait times and more competition. The province says it will still focus on key workers in healthcare, tech, trades and construction.
TRENDING NEWS
Immigrants must get their foreign credentials recognised to work in regulated jobs in Canada. This comprehensive guide explains assessment services, licensing steps by profession, and provincial differences to help newcomers build careers faster. Read more
Canadian travel to the U.S. has dropped sharply in 2025 as a growing boycott in response to Donald Trump’s new travel ban takes hold. Border crossings are down 27%, with many Canadians choosing alternative destinations in protest. Read more
Canada is targeting over 25 healthcare occupations through Express Entry in 2025, including doctors, nurses, dentists, and lab technicians. Learn which jobs are eligible, their NOC codes, and salary ranges for skilled immigration. Read more
Family doctors are in high demand across Canada, and internationally trained general practitioners can immigrate through occupation-targeted Express Entry draws. Learn the NOC code, salary expectations, and licensing steps. Read more
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