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Alberta Rejects Separation As Voters Back Greater Control Over Immigration
Alberta referendum results show support for greater immigration control. Learn what proposed changes could mean for temporary residents and newcomers in Alberta
Canada Lets More Foreign Workers Study Without A Study Permit – Who Qualifies?
Canada now lets work permit holders study for up to six months without a study permit. Find out who qualifies and how the new exemption works.
Nova Scotia Expands Immigration Selection For In-Province Workers
Nova Scotia has expanded immigration selection for some workers with expiring permits. Find out who qualifies and what eligible candidates should do.
Canada Confirms Workers Can Stay on the Job During Long Permit Delays
Canada clarifies work permit renewal rules, confirming workers can keep working during delays even after interim letters expire under maintained status.
Immigration Experts Sound Alarm on Job Scam Targeting Temporary Foreign Workers
Scammers in Alberta are exploiting temporary foreign workers, charging unauthorized fees for Labour Market Impact Assessments (LMIA).
How Canada’s Healthcare System Become Reliant On Temporary Workers
Discover how temporary workers in Canada’s healthcare sector surged nearly tenfold in just five years, according to recent data. Explore insights into the Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFWP) and its impact on addressing labour shortages in healthcare and beyond.
Canadian Agriculture Sector Against Proposed Cutbacks in Temporary Immigration
The Canadian government’s plan to reduce temporary immigration could negatively impact the agriculture sector, with fewer temporary foreign workers available.
Federal Government Extends Canada Work Permits for 6,700 Newcomers in Manitoba
Discover how Manitoba’s labour and immigration minister’s initiative secures extensions for expiring post-graduate work permits, benefitting temporary workers and employers alike. Learn about the province’s efforts to integrate newcomers into its labour force and facilitate pathways to permanent residency through its provincial nominee program.
Justin Trudeau Says Canada Accepting Too Many Temporary Immigrants
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says temporary immigration numbers have grown disproportionate to the country’s absorption capacity. He claimed this to be driving mental health