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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

Quebec Publishes 2021 List Of Occupations Qualifying For Facilitated LMIA
Canada’s francophone province of Quebec has updated – and pared down – its list of jobs in high demand for which employers do not need

Coronavirus: TFWs, Certain International Students And Approved PRs Can Now Travel To Canada
2020-03-28 – Canada says exemptions to coronavirus travel restrictions are now in place for temporary foreign workers, certain international students and approved permanent residents. The

Coronavirus: Canada Says TFWs, International Students, Approved Permanent Residents Can Travel
2020-03-23 – Canada says temporary foreign workers, international students and approved permanent residents who meet certain requirements will be exempt from air travel restrictions aimed
Temporary Foreign Workers Forced Out of Workforce by ‘4 in and 4 out’ Rule (Audio)
From 1 April 2015, a change to the Temporary Foreign Worker Program could see some migrant workers refused work permits. The change should be scrapped because
Just Like That You’re an Illegal Immigrant (Audio)
On April 1, 2015, the Canadian government will launch a new industry. Citizenship and Immigration Canada will begin manufacturing “illegal immigrants.” Four years ago, on
Canada’s Video Game Industry Demands Flexibility in TFW Program
After allowing flexibility to Canadian universities in the temporary foreign worker rules, the federal government is now being pressed by the video game industry for
Critics Demand More Transparency Around New Temporary Foreign Worker Measures(Audio)
Due to one-time bridging measures quietly rolled out this week, only a small fraction of temporary foreign workers in Alberta will qualify for an extended
CFIB Wants Temporary Foreign Worker Program Replaced by Special Visa
Ottawa has been contacted by the Canadian Federation of Independent Business to replace its controversial temporary foreign worker program with a visa that would allow

