Caglar Aybas

Caglar Aybas

Caglar Aybas is the founder and editor of Canadianow. He writes about Canadian immigration policy, benefit payments, and everyday life in Canada for newcomers, drawing on official IRCC, CRA, and provincial government sources. He is not an immigration lawyer or a licensed immigration consultant -- for personalized legal advice, always consult a licensed professional.

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Best Places to Live in Canada

Best Places to Live in Canada (2025 Guide)

Caglar Aybas

Are you wondering where is the best place to live in Canada? You’re not alone. Many people move to Canada ...

Manitoba PNP Issues New Invitations to Skilled Workers and International Graduates

Manitoba PNP Issues New Invitations to Skilled Workers and International Graduates

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On June 26, 2025, Manitoba held a new immigration draw. The province invited skilled workers and international graduates who have ...

Canada Introduces New TFWP Rules for 2026: What Workers and Employers Need to Know

Canada Introduces New TFWP Rules for 2026: What Workers and Employers Need to Know

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Last Updated: 10 Feb. 2026 Canada’s Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFWP) has gone through key changes in 2026. These updates ...

Canada Introduces New TFWP Rules for 2026: What Workers and Employers Need to Know

The Warmest Place in Canada: A Sunny Option for Newcomers

Caglar Aybas

When you think of Canada, you probably picture snow-covered cities and freezing winters. But did you know there are parts ...

Thunder Bay Announces New List of Designated Employers

Thunder Bay Announces New List of Designated Employers (2025)

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Thunder Bay Releases 2025 Designated Employers List Thunder Bay has updated its list of designated employers for 2025 under the ...

Canada Introduces New TFWP Rules for 2026: What Workers and Employers Need to Know

Why Are Canadian Flags at Half-Mast Today?

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If you’ve noticed Canadian flags flying at half-mast recently, you’re not alone. Many people wonder what it means and why ...

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