The New Temporary Resident‑to‑Permanent Resident Pathway: How to Prepare Now and Avoid Costly Mistakes
Canada has quietly activated a new Temporary Resident to Permanent Resident (TR‑to‑PR) pathway that could grant permanent residence to 33,000 temporary foreign workers already in the country over 2026–2027. Spaces are limited, details are still emerging, and in 2021 a similar TR‑to‑PR program reached its cap in roughly one day—many eligible workers missed out simply...
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