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Canada Tightens LMIA Rules For Employers Hiring Temporary Foreign Workers
Canada has tightened LMIA employer rules, targeting staffing agencies, contractor misclassification and unclear temporary foreign worker relationships.

Canada Cuts Global Talent Stream Referral Partners
Canada has cut its Global Talent Stream Category A referral network, leaving employers with fewer partners for accessing specialized foreign talent.

Canada Opens New LMIA-Exempt Work Permit Pathway For British Professionals
British professionals can now obtain LMIA-exempt Canadian work permits under CPTPP rules covering finance, technology, engineering and key sectors today.

Canada Lets More Foreign Workers Study Without A Study Permit – Who Qualifies?
Canada now lets work permit holders study for up to six months without a study permit. Find out who qualifies and how the new exemption works.

New Canada LMIA Wage Thresholds Take Effect
New LMIA wage thresholds took effect across Canada on July 17, 2026, changing whether jobs qualify under the high-wage or low-wage Temporary Foreign Worker Program.

Temporary Foreign Worker Demand Falls Sharply As Canada’s Labour Market Shifts
Temporary Foreign Worker demand is falling as Canada’s labour market cools, with new arrivals declining sharply and employers increasingly hiring local workers.

What Qualifies as Significant Benefit to Canada Under International Mobility Program?
IRCC explains what counts as “significant benefit” under IMP C10, including economic, social and cultural factors and evidence required.

Canada Work Permit: Global Talent Stream
Canada’s Global Talent Stream allows employers to bring in skilled foreign workers in just 10 business days. Find out which occupations are eligible.

From Graduation to Employment: Challenges for Canada’s International Students
International student graduates play a key role in Canada’s economy, yet they face employment gaps, wage disparities, and job market challenges. A new Statistics Canada study explores their early career outcomes, barriers to employment, and pathways to success.