Saskatchewan achieves record employment levels with 26,300 full-time jobs added in June 2025

Saskatchewan's labour market continues to outperform the rest of Canada despite international trade challenges, according to Statistics Canada's latest figures released July 11.

The province recorded its lowest-ever unemployment rate of 4.9%, significantly below the national average of 6.9%. With record-breaking employment figures of 636,800 overall and 533,800 in full-time positions, Saskatchewan demonstrated remarkable growth across demographic groups, including a 10.2% increase in Indigenous employment and a 4.6% rise in women's employment.

Key sectors driving this growth include healthcare (12.7%), construction (14.5%), and public administration (13.6%).

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July 15, 2025

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Hello everyone. We have released a newly updated app for Gh Immigration Svcs. You can search it under Canadian Immigration Utility. This has 7 different immigration calculators Daily news updates for both Canadian news and Immigration News Also latest draws you can also take the Citizenship test to test your knowledge and information you will need in your immigration process. So much information in one app.  

July 15, 2025

International travel to Canada decreased by 14.2% in June 2025

International arrivals to Canada fell 14.2% in June 2025 compared to the previous year, marking the fifth consecutive month of year-over-year declines.

While non-resident trips by air remained relatively stable with 1.3 million arrivals (-0.4%), Canadian-resident return trips by air decreased by 3.4%.

The most significant drop occurred in Canadian-resident automobile returns from the US, which plummeted 33.1%.

Despite overall declines, data showed notable increases in travel activity during the weekend before Canada Day, with US-resident arrivals 23% higher than on other weekends that month.

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July 11, 2025

Canada’s language schools face an 18% enrollment decline amid 2024 policy changes

Canada's language education sector experienced significant challenges in 2024, with student enrollments dropping by 18% and student weeks decreasing by 21% year-over-year. According to Languages Canada's 2024 Annual Survey Report, 82% of language centers identified visa refusals and policy changes by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) as their primary challenge. Despite these difficulties, the sector's 92,500 students generated approximately CDN$1.04 billion in direct economic activity. The organization's leader, Gonzalo Peralta, is currently in discussions with government representatives to tackle these obstacles and guarantee Canada's ongoing competitiveness in the international education arena. The association's Executive Director, Gonzalo Peralta, is actively engaging with government officials to address these challenges and ensure Canada remains competitive in global education. #language_schools_canada, #international_students, #study_in_canada, #study_permits

July 10, 2025