Canada continues refining its immigration programs to make them more efficient and practical for temporary residents. The recent update on In Canada work permit printing for subsequent International Experience Canada participants introduces a helpful solution for IEC participants already working in Canada. This new process removes the need for unnecessary travel outside the country while...
Canada has issued 14,982 Invitations to Apply under the International Experience Canada (IEC) program between January 24 and February 6, 2026, demonstrating continued demand for youth mobility pathways. As of early February, 31,632 candidates remained in the IEC pools, awaiting potential invitations across various partner countries. Broad Global Participation Recent invitation rounds included candidates from...
Alberta continues to outperform other provinces in employment expansion, adding 41,800 new full-time jobs in the latest reporting period. Over the past year, provincial employment increased 3.4%, significantly higher than the 0.6% national growth rate, demonstrating the province’s resilience and economic diversification success. Investment, Industry Growth, and Workforce Demand Provincial economic strategies focused on attracting...
Canada continues to refine its immigration framework with policies that protect both workers and employers. One important initiative is the Canada Open Work Permit for Vulnerable Workers program. This pathway helps temporary foreign workers who face workplace abuse or risk situations while employed in Canada. For many workers, moving abroad represents hope for financial security...
For skilled professionals looking to build a long term career in Canada, Newfoundland and Labrador is quickly becoming a destination of choice. With strong labour demand, employer-driven recruitment, and direct provincial immigration pathways, the province is ready to offer more than just job opportunities on February 11, 2026, from 6 to 10 p.m. GMT. As...
Economic forecasts for 2026 suggest that Alberta is preparing to outpace every other Canadian province, positioning itself once again as the country’s primary growth engine. According to provincial outlook data, Alberta’s real GDP growth is projected to remain well above the national average, supported by energy production, steady population gains, and expanding investment across both...
Canada’s labour market is entering a period of major transformation. New research released by Statistics Canada reveals how artificial intelligence adoption and rising immigration levels are working together to reshape workforce demographics, job growth, and career opportunities across the country. The data, covering the period between November 2022 and December 2025, shows that overall employment...
Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada has officially launched the 2026 International Experience Canada season, issuing the first Invitations to Apply for open work permits under the program. Between January 1 and January 23, IRCC invited 12,693 young foreign nationals to apply, marking one of the earliest and most active IEC starts in recent years. At...
Manitoba’s healthcare recruitment strategy continues to deliver measurable results. In January 2026, provincial officials confirmed that 13 U.S. trained physicians have joined Manitoba’s healthcare system, strengthening patient access across multiple communities. At ImmigCanada, we view this development not only as a healthcare milestone but also as a clear example of how immigration policy and workforce...
