Canada’s major cities, including Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal, Calgary, and Ottawa, have well-established urban transit networks that allow you to travel affordably and efficiently. If you’re new to the country, this expansive network can seem like a blessing, considering how effectively it connects vast distances across major cities. That said, it can be challenging to understand…
Canada’s immigration landscape is experiencing significant changes with the introduction of Bill C-2, also known as the Strong Borders Act. Introduced on June 3, 2025, this comprehensive legislation proposes sweeping reforms to border security, asylum processes, and immigration procedures. While these changes may seem daunting, Oro Immigration remains committed to helping you achieve your Canadian…
Canada has become an international hub for immigration. 2016 to 2021 saw the highest number of newcomers in the country’s recorded history. More than eight million immigrants hold Permanent Residence (PR) as of 2023, and data projections from Statistics Canada show they could represent up to 34.0% of the population by 2041. But despite this…
Dreams of moving to another country come with real-life challenges, such as newcomer integration. It’s an often overlooked yet critical part of making all that hard work applying for, obtaining, and appreciating immigration rights worthwhile. Luckily, while adjusting can be hard, there are ways to prepare. This article tackles the nuances of new life in…
It’s no secret that North America was built on the backs of immigrants. In many ways, the economic prosperity of countries like Canada continues to rely on newcomers from abroad. Federal lawmakers recognize this now more than ever as key sectors of the workforce face labour shortages. Without enough qualified individuals performing key jobs in…
Every year, thousands of individuals from countries around the world seek legal status in the Great White North – and all that comes with it, including access to universal healthcare, quality public education, employment opportunities, social services, and the ability to travel freely with one of the world’s most respected passports. For those currently residing…
Ancient and modern societies alike have used tax-based systems to fund essential infrastructure and services for their citizens over the course of history, not every regime works the same way. Many immigrants learn that through experience upon arriving in Canada for the first time. As if upending one’s life and moving to another country wasn’t…
Emergency preparedness saves lives. But there’s only so much one person can do when the unexpected happens. That’s why awareness is equally important for every member of society. When you know what kind of help is available, how to contact emergency services, and what to do in an emergency response situation, you’re better equipped to…
As you may have heard, Canada has put a pause on new parent and grandparent sponsorship applications until further notice. This is due to the high demand for the popular federal program which allowed Canadians and permanent residents the ability to sponsor their parents or grandparents for permanent residency. The government announced that one of…
After nearly a decade in office, Justin Trudeau announced his decision to step down, citing internal party conflicts and a decline in support from the Canadian public. This marks a significant turning point in the nation’s political and policy landscape, and not only reflects the shifting of emotions within the Liberal Party but also raises…
