ILAC Bankruptcy Leaves 1,300 International Students Scrambling for Status and Refunds
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Nation-Wide Day of Action Demands ‘Status for All’ Ahead of Parliament’s Return
Pro-migrant rallies swept Canadian cities on September 20, urging Parliament to grant permanent resident status to all migrants and to end employer-tied permits. The timing—on the eve of MPs’ return—aims to shape upcoming immigration-levels and TFWP reforms. Employers should watch for policy shifts that could reshape access to foreign talent.
EU’s Proposed ‘Associate Membership’ Could Open Door to Canada-EU Free Movement
Brussels has invited Canada to become the EU’s first “associate member,” a status that could expand beyond trade to include freer movement of workers and students. Prime Minister Mark Carney supports the idea, saying it should let young people “live, work and study” across the Atlantic. Although details remain vague, the proposal signals that Canadian companies may soon face simplified visa rules—and new regulatory obligations—when relocating staff to Europe or bringing European talent to Canada.
CBSA warns of Windsor–Detroit Tunnel delays through 19 September as plaza construction peaks
CBSA’s 19 September update flags ongoing lane reductions at the Windsor–Detroit Tunnel, with possible delays for passenger and freight traffic until construction wraps later in the day. Companies moving personnel or goods between Ontario and Michigan should reroute or pad schedules to avoid supply-chain disruptions.