Examining the India-Canada migration skill corridor, this brief analyses its skills, mobility and overnance dynamics. Drawing on stakeholder interviews, desk research and project data, i haracterises the corridor as established, highly skilled and largely private-sector-lec International education is the principal entry route, with STEM, IT and healthcare driving skilled mobility. Despite strong post-study work and permanent residence pathways, high migrant costs, fragmented credential recognition, provincial licensing differences and recent policy uncertainty continue to constrain the corridor.