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Canada Cannot Ignore The Skilled Trades Deficit Threatening Its Economy
Canada faces a critical skilled trades shortage, with over 45,000 construction jobs lost in July 2023. This labour gap is threatening economic growth, delaying infrastructure projects, and driving up costs.
Cutting Immigration To Canada Will Hurt Economy, Warns Business Advocate
Cutting immigration could significantly harm Canada’s economy, warns business advocate Nancy Healey. Learn how immigration drives economic growth, addresses labour shortages, and supports population expansion in Canada.
Make Immigrants to Canada More Productive, Expert Says
AIMCo Chair and former CPPIB CEO Mark Wiseman said that Canada needs to make sure that immigrants are contributing to not only GDP growth, but
Top 10 Cities To Find A Job In Canada
The Canada jobs market is still very tight despite the hiring by employers over the past year, leaving the country with a low unemployment rate
Top 10 Cities To Find a Job In Canada In 2022
Employment and wages are up throughout Canada as every province struggles with labour market shortages, creating the perfect opportunity for foreign nationals to get jobs
Canada’s Unemployment Rates Drops Below 5% For First Time In History
Canada’s unemployment rate dropped to a new record low of below 5 percent during June, as its labour market tightened up like never before. The
Canada Unemployment Rate Hits New Low In May As More Youth And Women Get Full-Time Jobs
A lot more younger adults and working-age women landed full-time jobs in Canada in May, driving up the country’s employment figures and pushing down the
Quebec Leads Way As Canada Unemployment Falls To New Record Low Of 5.2%
Canada’s already record-low unemployment edged down further to 5.2 percent in April, the latest official Canada jobs figures show. The Statistics Canada Labour Force Survey,
Canada’s Labour Market Fully Recovered From COVID-19 Pandemic, Says BMO Economist
Foreign nationals eyeing Canada as a place to work – and perhaps live permanently – are undoubtedly chuffed to bits at the Bank of Montreal’s