It’s finally official: Donald Trump is the new President of the United States of America for the next four years. With his protectionist policies and anti-immigration strategies, it’s no wonder he’s built up such a strong opposition—not only in the U.S.A., but around the world. So where does that leave Canada?

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On the 10th of January, Ahmed Hussen was sworn in as the newest member of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s Cabinet as supervisor to federal immigration in Canada. Hussen’s unique experience as an immigrant to Canada not only provides knowledge in understanding immigration issues, but compassion.

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Manitoba’s Provincial Nominee Program for Business (MPNP-B) was initially created through an agreement between Manitoba and the Government of Canada as a means to attract exceptional business people who will make an investment in, and be active in the management of, a new or existing business in the province of Manitoba.

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If you were looking at applying for Canadian immigration through the country’s most popular investor program, the Quebec Immigrant Investor Program (QIIP), you’re in luck. There is news that the program will start a new intake of applications as of April or May 2017.

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In an increasingly technological world, it comes as no surprise that the processing of immigration applications would move towards an automated system. In fact, this is precisely what Ottawa has been developing.

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Ottawa is in the process of creating an agency designed to boost foreign investment in Canada. This agency will facilitate the investment process for foreigners, contrary to the U.S. leaning towards a protectionist approach to their economy.

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As part of its commitment to a fair and transparent immigration system, the Government of Canada has made changes to the Parent and Grandparent Program to improve the application process for all Canadian applicants who would like to sponsor their parents or grandparents.

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