Mass Exodus Ahead! Canada Cuts 445,000 Temporary Residents │ Canada Immigration 2025

Mass Exodus Ahead! Canada Cuts 445,000 Temporary Residents │ Canada Immigration 2025 Canada is entering a turning point in immigration policy. In this video, we cover the shocking update from the 2025–2027 Immigration Levels Plan: Canada will cut 445,901 temporary residents in 2025, followed by another massive reduction in 2026. This Canadian immigration update could change everything for international students, temporary foreign workers, and newcomers hoping to transition to permanent residency. We break down how these changes will affect: • International students facing new proof of funds rules and tighter study permit approvals. • Canada work permit holders under pressure from higher LMIA wage thresholds. • Employers in agriculture, healthcare, hospitality, and construction who rely heavily on foreign labor. • Communities struggling with housing affordability and public service demands. Stay tuned until the end as we reveal The 2026 Surprise: Temporary Resident Arrival Caps Could Bite Harder Than 2025 — a hidden challenge that could bring even tougher conditions than this year. If you’re looking for the latest insights on Canada immigration news 2024–2025, the Canada PR process, or how these decisions impact open work permit holders, this video will help you understand the real consequences. From visa updates to Express Entry Canada, we’ll explain what you need to know to prepare for the future. Don’t forget to subscribe to Canada Chronicles for the latest immigration updates, breaking news, and guides to surviving Canada’s shifting immigration landscape. #CanadaImmigration #ImmigrationUpdates #CanadaPR #CanadaWorkPermit #CanadianImmigrationNews #ExpressEntryCanada #CanadaVisaUpdate #InternationalStudentsCanada 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.