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Canada Job Vacancies Hold Above 500,000 As Demand Rises For Trades And Tech Workers
Canada has 510,200 job vacancies in 2026, with rising demand for trades, truck drivers and tech workers. See what it means for immigrants.

Canada Loses 42,000 Jobs As Labour Market Softens – But Immigration Skills Shortages Remain
Canada lost 42,000 jobs in August as unemployment held at 6.4%, highlighting a softer labour market despite continued demand for targeted skills.

Canada Job Vacancies Rise For First Time Since 2022 As Demand Grows In Key Occupations
Canada’s job vacancies rose for the first time since 2022. Discover the occupations, provinces and sectors offering the best opportunities for immigrants.

Canada Doubles Penalties for Employers Abusing the Temporary Foreign Worker Program
Canada doubles penalties for Temporary Foreign Worker Program abuse, enforcing stricter inspections and higher fines to protect worker rights and program integrity.

OINP Criticized For Not Aligning Immigration With Labour Market Needs
Explore the latest updates to the Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP), its alignment with labor market needs, regional challenges, and strategies for improvement, as highlighted in the 2024 Auditor General’s report.

Do Canada Immigrants Plug Labour Gaps Or Underuse Their Skills?
Discover how Canada’s immigration system, through programs like the Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) and Express Entry, aims to address labour market needs.

Canada Urged To Introduce More Streamlined, Digital Immigration Services
Discover the latest insights on Canada’s immigration challenges and solutions in Deloitte’s report. With a housing crisis dissuading potential immigrants, the report highlights the need for streamlined digital services.

Canada’s Tightest Provincial Jobs Market Is British Columbia
Discover the latest Statistics Canada data revealing a surge in job vacancies across Canada, with acute labor shortages in British Columbia and Saskatchewan. Explore insights into employment trends, including significant increases in Ontario and Alberta.

Hybrid Work Arrangements Becoming Popular As Canada Jobs Market Remains Tight
Hybrid work arrangements grew in popularity in November with almost one in 10 Canadian workers now opting to work from home at least part of
