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Canada To Update and Simplify Temporary Foreign Worker Program
Discover Canada’s plan to revamp the Temporary Foreign Worker Program, enhancing protections for migrant workers and streamlining processes for agriculture and food processing jobs. Read more in the Toronto Star.”

Canada Launches new Digital Nomad Visa Work Program
As part of its Tech Talent Strategy, Canada is allowing digital nomads to come to the country for up to six months and work remotely

Most Canadians Support Temporary Foreign Workers, Finds Poll
A poll found that a strong majority of Canadians agree that temporary foreign workers are important (48%) or somewhat important (34%) to the Canadian economy.

Canada Immigration Year In Review Part 2: PNPs Continue To Grow As Study and Work Permit Numbers Surge
Canada’s immigration records continued to break new ground this year, as Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada is on the path to surpassing its ambitious goal

Statistics Canada Will Change the Way it Counts Temporary Residents
Statistics Canada says that starting next month, it will publish new data tables estimating the number of temporary residents in the country after an economic

Canada Launches Recognized Employer Pilot To Help Companies Hire Temporary Foreign Workers
Canada is launching a Recognized Employer Pilot (REP) to help companies more easily hire foreign nationals for Canada jobs through the Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFWP). “The newly

Canada Work Permit Program for Tech Workers with U.S. H-1B Visas Fills 10,000 Slots in One Day
Canada’s Tech Talent Strategy aimed at luring H-1B visa holders from the U.S. with work permits exhausted its allocation capacity of 10,000 applicants one day

How to be a Digital Nomad in Canada in 2026
Learn how Canada’s digital nomad visa rules work in 2026, including visitor requirements, remote work rules, taxes, documents, and stay limits.

Canada Urged To Open Up More Pathways To Permanent Residency For Temporary Foreign Workers
Temporary foreign workers in Canada need more pathways to permanent residency, says a senior policy fellow at Toronto Metropolitan University and former deputy minister of

