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Canada Imposes New Wage Requirements on Employers Hiring Temporary Foreign Workers
Employers hoping to hire through the Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFWP) need to ensure any applications they make that require Labour Market Impact Assessments (LMIA) meet the latest
Quebec Alienates International Students Amidst Unprecedented Labor Shortage
Quebec is in the middle of an intense labor shortage of roughly 200,000 open positions, but is still dead-set on pushing away international students in
Alberta Express Entry Draw Targets Agriculture Sector
Alberta has conducted a new draw through the Express Entry-linked stream of the Alberta Advantage Immigration Program, issuing 33 invitations to agriculture sector candidates with
Investigation Into Abuses Of Temporary Foreign Workers Sees 93 Employers Fined Total Of $1.54m
A year-long investigation by Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC) has uncovered 116 employers who hired temporary foreign workers and were in breach of the
Canadian Population Grows At Fastest Rate Since 1957 Due To Immigration And Temporary Residents
Immigrants, temporary foreign workers and international students are driving some of the fastest population growth among the G7 countries and the fastest growth Canada has
Protests Urge More Canada Permanent Residence Pathways For Temporary Workers
Protests across Canada on Sunday urged the federal government to deliver its promise of permanent residency for a greater number of international workers. The day-long
Housing for international students needs to be built to ease the pressure on Canada’s rental market, says expert
International students and temporary foreign workers are now also being blamed along with immigrants becoming new permanent residents in record-breaking numbers for exacerbating Canada’s housing
Canada Needs More Immigration To Meet Labour Market Demand, Says Report
A new report says Canada needs more immigration in the short term to continue to increase its working-age population. Taking into consideration the near-term economic
Ontario Invests $2.6m In Four Job-Training Programs For Newcomers To Canada
Ontario is spending $2.6 million for four free training projects to help more than 300 newcomers to the province, including displaced Afghans and Ukrainians, in