Canada’s Big 2026 Reset: Immigration, Taxes, Work & More
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Canada’s Big 2026 Reset: Immigration, Taxes, Work & More
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Canada is hitting the reset button in 2026. Immigration is getting tighter, more selective, and way more focused on people already here. Fewer international students and temporary workers, lower intake targets, and new powers for immigration officials are changing the rules.
Ottawa’s also tweaking Express Entry to fast-track doctors, fixing long-standing citizenship gaps for “Lost Canadians,” and pushing provinces to run leaner, more targeted nominee programs. Ontario, Alberta, and Saskatchewan are all tightening the screws in different ways.
On the home front, there’s some relief too: a middle-class tax cut, automatic tax filing for low-income Canadians, capped NSF bank fees, and new labour rules that ditch the “Canadian experience” nonsense. Add in housing, EI, and road safety changes, and 2026 is shaping up to be a more controlled, rules-driven Canada for better or worse.
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