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  New Brunswick is preparing to increase fees for historical records that many Americans need to establish their eligibility for Canadian citizenship by descent. The Provincial Archives of New Brunswick has announced that new fees for accessing and obtaining certified historical records will take effect on December 1, 2026. However, the province has not yet disclosed the revised fee amounts, leaving applicants uncertain about how much they will need to pay to obtain essential citizenship documents. This announcement comes at a time when interest in Canadian citizenship by descent is growing significantly, particularly among Americans who have Canadian-born parents, grandparents, or more distant ancestors. Following changes to Canada’s citizenship legislation under Bill C-3, more people may now qualify for Canadian citizenship through their family connections. For applicants tracing their ancestry to New Brunswick, obtaining official birth, marriage, and death records is an importan...

  New Brunswick Advances 203 AIP Candidates Toward Permanent Residence: Latest Atlantic Immigration Program Update 2026 New Brunswick continues to support skilled immigration and regional economic development through the Atlantic Immigration Program (AIP), an important pathway for foreign workers seeking permanent residence in Canada. The province has advanced 203 AIP candidates toward permanent residence, highlighting its ongoing efforts to connect employers with international talent and address labour shortages across key sectors. This development is significant for foreign workers who want to establish their careers and build a future in Atlantic Canada. It also highlights the importance of employer-driven immigration pathways for candidates who may not qualify under other federal economic immigration programs. For prospective immigrants, understanding the latest New Brunswick immigration update s, employer requirements and permanent residence procedures can help them prepare ...