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High Immigration ‘May Not Be the Cause or the Answer for Canada’s Economic Underperformance
Higher-than-average immigration levels are not the reason for Canada’s economic underperformance and falling living standards in recent decades, columnist Tony Keller has argued in The
Temporary Workers Who Come To Canada With Job In Hand Out-Earn Others After Immigrating
A paper published in the Journal of International Migration and Integration finds that landing a good-paying job in Canada as a temporary foreign worker before
Temporary Foreign Workers Rocketing As Share Of Quebec’s Immigration Mix
Quebec’s use of temporary foreign workers to fill its labour market needs is skyrocketing even as the francophone province holds the line on the number
Quebec Adds 65 Occupations To Facilitated LMIA Process For Employers Hiring Temporary Workers
Quebec has made it easier for employers to hire temporary foreign workers for vacant positions in the francophone province by expanding its list of jobs
Temporary Foreign Workers in Canada Seeing Pay Hikes, Ottawa’s Data Reveals
Pay hikes higher than the rate of inflation for workers in Canada in the past year are likely to be a boon for foreign nationals
‘Job For Everyone’: Amazon Starts Hiring Blitz To Fill 15,000 Canada Jobs
Giant online retailer Amazon Canada is making a big move this week, launching its first job fair in Canada as it gears up to expand
Quebec Businesses Hoping Ottawa Raises Limit on Temporary Workers
In a deal still under wraps, the Province of Quebec is thought to be only days away from inking a deal with Ottawa to allow
More Than 800,000 Job Vacancies As Canada’s Economy Comes Back To Life
Job openings in restaurants, bars and the entertainment and recreation industries are rampant in Canada right now as the country revives its economy, making this
How A Canadian Employer Can Hire A Temporary Foreign Worker
Economic growth and a renewed need for temporary foreign workers is being seen all over Canada as companies gear back up to almost-normal business practices