The Canadian government has officially launched the IEC Program 2025, opening doors for international youth to live, work, and travel in Canada. As of December 16, 2024, the program comes with a slight fee update, adjusting the work permit application cost to CAN$179.75. This program continues to offer life-changing opportunities for individuals aged 18 to...
Category: Work in Canada
Manitoba Economic Growth – 10,000 New Jobs Added in November
Manitoba continues to set a remarkable example of economic resilience and progress. According to the latest Labour Force Survey by Statistics Canada, the province recorded the addition of 10,000 full-time jobs in November, highlighting significant Manitoba economic growth. Finance Minister Adrien Sala attributed this achievement to government efforts across various industries to boost productivity, attract...
Entry-Level Wage Growth for Newcomers Outpaces Canadian Wage Trends
Canada continues to attract immigrants with promising economic opportunities, as recent statistics reveal a remarkable increase in entry-level wages despite a decline in overall Canadian real wages. A detailed analysis of these trends highlights how different immigration pathways impact wage growth, shedding light on the economic value newcomers bring to the country. Key Entry-Level Wage...
Canada’s Booming Job Market in 2025: Skills and Economic Sectors in High Demand
Canada is poised for significant economic growth by 2025, driven by its diverse industries and an inclusive approach to welcoming global talent. With a thriving economy and flexible immigration policies, the country remains an attractive destination for professionals worldwide. Whether you aim to advance in technology, healthcare, or renewable energy, Canada’s expanding job market offers...
Canada-Australia Immigration Update – New IEC Participation Limits from December 2024
Are you an Australian citizen looking to live, work, or intern in Canada? Get ready for some exciting news! As of December 18, 2024, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has announced a significant update to the International Experience Canada (IEC) program for Australians. This new update aims to create more opportunities for Aussies to...
Minimum Wage in Canada Set to Rise Across Provinces in 2025
With updates planned across federal, provincial, and territorial levels, minimum wage in Canada are set to rise in 2025. These changes aim to address inflation, enhance living standards, and promote economic stability for workers nationwide. This blog explores the upcoming wage increases, detailing the adjustments across regions and their implications for both employees and employers....
Newfoundland and Labrador Invests $260,000 in Refugee Women’s Empowerment
Newfoundland and Labrador have once again taken a bold step to support and uplift newcomers in the province. With a groundbreaking initiative, the government is investing over $260,000 in the Sewing Hope program, a project designed to empower refugee women and pave the way for brighter futures. A Vision for Empowerment For refugee women, starting...
Ontario Unveils $2.5 Billion Relief Plan to Boost Workers and Businesses
The Ontario government has announced a sweeping financial relief initiative that promises to return over $2.5 billion to workers and businesses. This transformative move aims to foster economic growth, enhance workplace safety, and empower businesses to thrive in a competitive market. By slashing fees, rebating surpluses, and supporting health and safety, the province is reinforcing...
Understanding the Latest LMIA Processing Times: A Guide for Canadian Employers
If you’re an employer in Canada considering hiring a Temporary Foreign Worker (TFW), understanding Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) processing times is essential. On November 20, 2024, Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC) announced updated processing times for various LMIA streams. This blog will guide you through these updates and help you navigate the process...








