Supreme Court New Term 2026: Immigration, Gun Rights and Religion Cases to Watch

The Supreme Court new term 2026 has opened with a series of major cases that could reshape U.S. law on immigration, gun rights, religious freedom and voting. The nine justices began the new term on October 5, 2026, with several disputes already scheduled for arguments and additional challenges to President Donald Trump’s policies potentially reaching…

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H-1B Visa Crackdown Intensifies as US Signals New Action on Foreign Workers

The H-1B visa crackdown in the United States could intensify this week as federal officials signal increased scrutiny of employers using foreign-worker visa programmes. U.S. Department of Labor Inspector General Anthony D’Esposito recently said there was a “big week ahead” on the foreign-labor visa front while emphasizing the administration’s focus on American jobs and American…

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US Visa Bond: 50 Countries Face Up to $20,000 as India Stays Off the List

The United States has expanded its US visa bond programme to cover nationals of 50 countries seeking certain B-1/B-2 visitor visas. Eligible applicants from the designated countries may be required to post a refundable bond of $10,000, $15,000 or $20,000 before a visa can be issued. For Indian travellers, however, there is an important distinction:…

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Ontario Career College OSAP Funding Under Scrutiny After Serious Academic Integrity Concerns

Ontario’s private career college sector is facing renewed scrutiny after government inspections raised serious questions about student participation, academic integrity and the use of public financial aid at three Academy of Learning locations. Court records reviewed in a judicial review case allege that some students appeared to complete entire courses unusually quickly, while inspectors also…

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New Laws in Ontario and British Columbia October 2026: Complete Guide to What Is Changing

October 2026 brings a wide range of changes for residents, workers, newcomers, students, drivers, homeowners, investors and businesses across Canada’s two most populous western and central provinces. This guide combines the major developments covered in the new laws in Ontario and British Columbia October 2026 updates, including changes to minimum wages, driving licences, taxes, healthcare,…

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Canada College Closures 2026 : Do Students Lose Their Tuition Money?

Canada college closures can turn an ordinary semester into a financial and academic crisis overnight. Tuition may already have been paid, classes may suddenly stop, transcripts may become difficult to obtain, and international students may also have to worry about their study permit and immigration status. A sudden college closure can leave students facing far…

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October 1 Express Entry Draw: Canada Invites 3,500 Trades Candidates at CRS 476

Canada has opened October 2026 with a major category-based selection through Express Entry, inviting 3,500 candidates to apply for permanent residence under the Trades Occupations category. The October 1 Express Entry draw was conducted by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) as draw number 447. Candidates needed a minimum Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score of…

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