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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.

Canadians Increasingly Critical of Temporary Foreign Worker Program, Angus Reid Poll Finds
A new Angus Reid poll finds growing criticism of Canada’s Temporary Foreign Worker Program, with concerns over housing, youth jobs, and worker exploitation.

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.

Canada Issues 1,800 Invitations in Express Entry Draw for Trade Occupations
Canada has conducted a new Express Entry draw and issued 1,800 Invitations to Apply (ITAs) in the Trade Occupations category.

Canada Increases Threshold For High-Wage Temporary Foreign Worker Program Jobs
Canada has announced an increase in the wage level for the high-wage stream of the Temporary Foreign Worker Program.

Canada Reviewing High Wage Stream Of Temporary Foreign Worker Program
Canada could reduce the number of work permits being issued through the High Wage Stream of the Temporary Foreign Worker Program as part of a review currently being undertaken by the federal government.

Some Trucking Employers Are Exploiting LMIA Process
Discover how Labour Market Impact Assessments (LMIAs) are being misused within Canada’s trucking industry, exploiting international workers.

Canada Issues Penalties For Temporary Foreign Worker Program Employer Violations
Learn more about how Ottawa is showing its support for the Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFWP) by issuing more penalties for non-compliant employers violating program rules.

Canada’s Temporary Foreign Worker Program Nearly Doubles in Popularity in Five Years
Canadian employers’ demand for temporary foreign workers has surged, with more than twice as many hired in 2023 than in 2018, easing labour shortages nationwide.
