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Tech Start-Ups
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Canada’s Thriving Tech Start-Ups: Leading the Global Innovation Race

Start-ups worldwide are contributing significantly to the global economy, and while Silicon Valley is often seen as the go-to hub, Canada is quickly rising as a prominent player in this space. Thanks to government initiatives like the Start-Up Visa Program, entrepreneurs from around the world are finding Canada an attractive destination for innovation and business...

Canada's Job Market Set for Robust Growth in 2025- ImmigCanada
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Canada’s Job Market Set for Robust Growth in 2025: High-Demand Roles and Opportunities

Canada’s job market is set to experience significant growth in 2025, driven by technological advancements, demographic shifts, and government-backed initiatives. Key sectors such as healthcare, information technology, and construction are poised for expansion, creating numerous job opportunities across the country. Additionally, programs like the Canada Summer Jobs (CSJ) initiative continue to provide critical support for...

Reduce Spousal Open Work Permits
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IRCC to Reduce Spousal Open Work Permits by Over 100,000 in the Next Three Years

Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) have announced plans to reduce the number of Spousal Open Work Permits (SOWPs) by more than 100,000 over the next three years. This significant policy change will impact thousands of international students, temporary foreign workers, and their families who rely on SOWPs for work opportunities in Canada. The changes...

Intra-Company Transferee Program
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Major Updates to Intra-Company Transferee Program by IRCC

Canada is celebrated for its strong position as a top destination for skilled professionals, offering a myriad of opportunities through various immigration pathways. One such program, the Intra-Company Transferee Program (ICT), is particularly popular among multinational companies seeking to transfer key employees to their Canadian affiliates. On October 3, 2024, IRCC exclusively announced significant updates...

Foreign Workers
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Evolving Pathways: How Foreign Workers are Transitioning to Permanent Residency in Canada

Canada has long been a top destination for foreign workers seeking better opportunities and a pathway to permanent residency (PR). Recent research from the Government of Canada has highlighted significant changes in how foreign workers are successfully transitioning to PR, with evolving immigration programs playing a crucial role. Here, we will highlight the key findings...

Minimum Wage Hike
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Ontario’s Minimum Wage Hike: Can Newcomers Thrive on It?

As of October 1, 2024, Ontario raised its minimum wage from $16.55 to $17.20 per hour. While the decision aims to alleviate the strain caused by rising living costs, it leaves a critical question for many newcomers: Will this wage be enough to meet their financial needs? Settling in a new province like Ontario comes...

Minimum Wage
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Canadian Provinces to Implement New Minimum Wage Hikes Effective October 2024

The first of October brings good news for workers in Ontario, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Prince Edward Island. Starting this date, all four provinces will implement significant hikes in their minimum wage rates. As economic pressures rise, keeping up with wage increases becomes essential to maintaining a fair standard of living for workers across the country....

New Worker Expression of Interest System
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Alberta Introduces New Worker Expression of Interest System for Immigration

Starting on September 30, 2024, the Alberta government is implementing a significant update to its immigration process under the Alberta Advantage Immigration Program (AAIP). The province will launch a new Worker Expression of Interest (EOI) system, designed to streamline applications for its worker streams. This change is expected to simplify how skilled workers apply for...

200000 Post-Graduation Work Permits
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Canada Faces Expiry of 200,000 Post-Graduation Work Permits

Canada is facing a critical moment as over 200,000 Post-Graduation Work Permits (PGWPs) are set to expire within the next 15 months. For thousands of international students who have contributed significantly to Canada’s economy, the ticking clock on their work permits raises serious concerns. What does this mean for their future in Canada, and how...