Leave with your 2027 immigration plan.
One evening in Halifax, three weeks after IRCC tables Canada's 2027 targets. The new numbers explained by the people who set policy and the lawyers who apply it. A printed strategy sheet for your situation. Five minutes with an immigration lawyer about your own file.
You walk in with a question. You walk out with the next three moves, in order.
Friday, November 20, 2026 · 6:30–9:30 PM
Paul O'Regan Hall, Halifax Central Library · 5440 Spring Garden Rd
Early bird CA$25 until September 3 · CA$50 after
Paul O'Regan Hall seats 300. Consultation slots are limited and fill in registration order.
Six minutes from the 2025 conference.
1 of 6 · The room fills up
The plan lands in November. Most people hear about it in March.
IRCC tables its multi-year levels plan in early November. It sets the number of permanent residents, students and workers Canada will admit through 2027, and it changes the odds on stream after stream without ever naming you.
Most analysis of that plan arrives months later, when the intake targets are already being spent. This evening translates it within weeks, while you can still move your application, change your stream, or fix your timing.
How the plan gets made
What the 2027 targets do to your stream, your timeline and your odds.
Not a summary of the press release. Policy makers and immigration lawyers go through the levels plan on stage: which streams the allocations favour, where the draws are likely to move, and which pathways are narrowing, and explain what each shift means for the people it lands on.
A licensed immigration lawyer answers your question, in person.
Every ticket includes access to an express consultation: a short five minute one-to-one with an immigration lawyer during the evening, about your situation, not a general case. Bring your permit dates, your refusal letter, your CRS score, whatever the question actually rests on. Slots are limited by the number of lawyers in the room, and they are taken in registration order.
A strategy sheet, not notes you'll never re-read.
You leave with a printed strategy sheet for your situation: the pathways still open to you, the order the steps need to happen in, and the dates that matter over the next twelve months.
How the consultations work
- 1.Register for the event. Your place in line for a consultation follows your registration.
- 2.Sit down with a lawyer for 5 minutes and ask the question you actually came with.
- 3.Take the answer home on your strategy sheet, along with what to do next week.
ImmigrateAI Global is a technology platform, not a law firm. Consultations are provided by independently licensed immigration lawyers and regulated consultants attending the event. Anything you discuss with them is between you and them.
Register now and your consultation slot follows your place in line.
Register on LumaSee the application software before it's open to everyone.
We demonstrate our application tools live on stage: how a form gets filled from your documents, how each auto-filled field is marked and explained, and where you keep control. Attendees can sign up in the room for early access before public release.
Every AI-filled field is marked, explained, and editable. Nothing is submitted for you. Applications go through your own IRCC account.
Ask the people who came last year.
I came in with one question about my permit and left knowing exactly what to file next.
Who it's for
International students
You're studying here and deciding whether staying after graduation is still realistic.
Work permit holders
Your permit has an expiry date and you want to know which permanent residence route is open to you now.
PR applicants in the pool
You're waiting on a draw and need to know whether your score is still in range next year.
Families and sponsors
You're bringing someone over and the allocation for family class decides how long that takes.
Employers and settlement workers
You hire or support newcomers, and the new numbers change what you can promise them.
Practitioners and policy makers
You advise or design policy, and you want the levels plan read closely before your clients ask.
The programme
What the data actually says
Three years of immigration data, and what the 2027 targets do to it.
On stage: Max Medyk, Founder & CEO, ImmigrateAI Global
Policy: intent versus allocation
Why the numbers landed where they did, and how provincial allocations follow from them.
On stage: Government representatives · announced soon
Legal: what it means for your file
Which pathways narrow, which stay open, and what to do about a file already in motion.
On stage: Ijeoma Nnodu, Immigration Lawyer, INU Legal Consulting · further counsel to be announced
Employers: hiring under the new numbers
What the targets change about who gets hired, sponsored and kept.
On stage: Business and employer representatives · announced soon
Max Medyk
Founder & CEO, ImmigrateAI Global
TEDx speaker; explains Canadian immigration policy in plain language to an audience of 400,000.
Ijeoma Nnodu
Immigration lawyer, INU Legal Consulting
Reviews applications before submission and works on refusals, restoration and PGWP files.
More speakers announced soon
The evening
| 6:30 PM | Doors, networking, consultation sign-up |
|---|---|
| 7:00 PM | Keynote: what the data actually says |
| 7:30 PM | Policy panel: intent versus allocation |
| 8:15 PM | Legal panel: what it means for your file |
| 8:45 PM | Live software demo and audience Q&A |
| 9:00 PM | Express consultations, strategy sheets, networking |
| 9:30 PM | Close |
Questions
Walk out with a plan on November 20.
Early bird tickets are CA$25 until September 3, then CA$50. Paul O'Regan Hall seats 300, and consultation slots go in registration order.