New Rules Forcing Thousands Out of Canada │ Canada Immigration 2025

New Rules Forcing Thousands Out of Canada │ Canada Immigration 2025 Canada is facing one of the biggest immigration shifts in its modern history. Thousands of international students, temporary workers, and families are leaving the country—some by choice, others because new immigration rules have made staying harder than ever. In this video, we uncover The Great Departure: Why Thousands Are Fleeing Canada Before 2026 Hits. You’ll learn how the federal government’s 2025–2027 Immigration Levels Plan is reshaping Canada’s population, why new visa and work permit rules are forcing people to leave, and what this means for those still hoping to study, work, or settle in Canada. From tougher Canada visa requirements and higher proof-of-funds to reduced Canada work permit quotas and new LMIA restrictions, the impact is being felt nationwide. Schools are losing students, industries are facing worker shortages, and many are questioning the future of Canadian immigration itself. Stay tuned until the end as we explore The 2026 Turning Point — the crucial year that could determine whether Canada recovers or faces even greater challenges in housing, labor, and permanent residency. If you want to stay updated on every Canada immigration news story that matters — from Express Entry updates to Canada PR process 2025 changes — make sure to subscribe to Canada Chronicles and turn on notifications so you never miss the latest immigration news and policy updates. #CanadaImmigration #CanadaImmigrationNews #CanadianImmigrationUpdate #CanadaPR #CanadaVisaUpdate #CanadaWorkPermit #WorkInCanada #ExpressEntryCanada #CanadaVisaRequirements #CanadaNews #ImmigrationNews #CICNews #ImmigrationCanada #CanadaPR2025 #CanadaChronicles Join Canada Chronicles Membership Today! 🌟 Get monthly eBooks packed with expert tips on immigration, jobs, and settling in Canada. 👉 Click here to join now: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCS7UaTS6B86ZFPcyLPRcH7A/join Disclaimer: This channel operates independently and is not affiliated with any Canadian government agency or immigration lawyers. The informational content is sourced from public domains and is not a substitute for professional advice. For specific immigration needs, consult a qualified attorney or expert. This channel disclaims responsibility for actions taken based on the information provided. Viewers are encouraged to independently verify details.