Official sources first
Rules, dates, caps and eligibility criteria are checked against IRCC, Government of Canada or Government of Québec pages. Every active guide displays its direct sources.
Editorial transparency
Editorial policy
How we publish immigration information that is useful, traceable and current.
Last reviewed: August 2, 2026
Our publishing standards
Evidence for sensitive claims
A generic link is not enough. The cited page must support the published claim, especially for a score, intake period, eligibility rule or procedure.
Meaningful review dates
The modified date reflects an actual content review. A new deployment does not artificially change an article's revision date.
Cautious handling of legacy content
An article that has not yet been reverified is removed from the active catalogue and sitemap, then marked as under review. Its old version is not presented as a current rule.
Guide lifecycle
- 1
Verify
Identify the government pages that directly support the topic.
- 2
Write
Separate official rules, general explanations and limits that depend on an individual file.
- 3
Publish
Display the responsible author, the review date and accessible citations.
- 4
Monitor
Reassess content after announcements, program changes or a reported correction.
Use of SOSIA and AI
SOSIA can explain a process, point to a guide and help prepare questions. An automated response does not replace current government instructions or regulated representation. For a sensitive decision, always consult the official source displayed with the content.
Scope and corrections
Website content is general information and is not legal advice. Programs may change without notice, and every file depends on individual facts. To report a factual error, email info@soshubcanada.com with the page URL and the relevant official source.
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