Official announcements
These are official announcements from Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC), summarised by Jacinth in plain language. Every item links to the source on canada.ca.
Canada is supporting new projects to promote Francophone immigration and strengthen Francophone minority communities. The government is collaborating with partners to address workforce needs and respond to the realities facing these communities.
Source: IRCCFrancophone
The Centre for Innovation in Francophone Immigration aims to integrate Francophone perspectives into Canadian immigration programs and supports the growth of Francophone minority communities. It offers funding for projects that promote these communities internationally, recruit French-speaking candidates, and facilitate their path to permanent residence.
Source: IRCCFrancophone
The governments of Canada and the Northwest Territories are collaborating to support the demographic and economic development of communities in the territory. This partnership aims to promote Francophone immigration and ensure the retention of qualified Francophone and bilingual talent.
Source: IRCCFrancophone
The governments of Canada and Manitoba are collaborating to strengthen official language minority communities by addressing their labour needs and fostering economic and linguistic vitality. This partnership aims to support Francophone immigration and attract talent to help communities facing demographic and economic challenges.
Source: IRCCFrancophone
The Government of Canada has prioritized supporting Francophone and Acadian minority communities outside Quebec by investing in new initiatives to promote Francophone immigration. The objective is to attract and integrate skilled French-speaking and bilingual immigrants to boost population growth, meet labour needs, and support economic development in these communities.
Source: IRCCFrancophone
Canada met its 2025 target for Francophone immigration. This immigration supports the economy, culture, and French language vitality of Francophone and Acadian minority communities outside Quebec while addressing labour needs.
Source: IRCCFrancophone
The Government of Canada is prioritizing Francophone immigration outside Quebec to strengthen minority communities and attract top global talent. This approach aims to fill labour gaps and support key economic sectors across the country.
Source: IRCCFrancophone
Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Lena Metlege Diab issued a statement to recognize National Francophone Immigration Week.
Source: IRCCFrancophone
The Government of Canada is investing more than $9.3 million to support Francophone minority communities. Francophone immigration helps grow the Canadian economy, promotes the vitality of these communities, and meets labour needs across the country.
Source: IRCCFrancophone
Rural and Francophone minority communities contribute to Canada’s economy and culture but face labour market and demographic challenges as most Canadians and newcomers settle in urban centres. The Rural and Northern Immigration Pilot successfully connected businesses and employers in remote communities with the skilled newcomers they need.
Source: IRCCFrancophone
Minister Marc Miller issued a statement to celebrate National Francophone Immigration Week. He highlighted the vital importance of Francophone immigration to Canada.
Source: IRCCFrancophone
Minister Miller marked the 11th edition of National Francophone Immigration Week with the theme “A welcoming land” to highlight the importance of Francophone immigration to Canada. The event serves as an opportunity to celebrate cultural diversity and express appreciation for the contributions of French-speaking immigrants to the country’s cultural, demographic, and economic richness.
Source: IRCCFrancophone
Ministers Sean Fraser and Ginette Petitpas Taylor issued a statement to mark National Francophone Immigration Week.
Source: IRCCFrancophone
Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Sean Fraser marked the start of National Francophone Immigration Week 2021. He stated that he is proud to celebrate the contributions of French-speaking newcomers to communities across Canada and the country's linguistic duality.
Source: IRCCFrancophone
Summaries are drafted from the announcement text and do not add facts or advice. For how a change affects your own case, see our guides or talk to a consultant. Canonical page: https://www.jacinthimmigration.ca/news.
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