Home care workers remain one of the most essential groups within Canada’s workforce. From supporting aging seniors to assisting children and people with disabilities, their role reaches every corner of the country. On December 19, 2025, the federal government announced a significant update. New applications under the Home Care Worker Immigration pilots will be paused...
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Post Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) Program Delivery Update 2025 For International Graduates
The Post Graduation Work Permit has always been a bridge that helps international students start their careers in Canada. With Canada shaping its education and immigration system for stronger long term results, the latest PGWP program delivery update brings important changes that every graduate should know. These updates aim to create fairness, improve clarity and...
Canada Launches $1.7 Billion Global Impact Research Talent Initiative to Attract Top Researchers
The new Canada Global Impact Research Talent Initiative commits $1.7 billion over 12 years to attract more than 1,000 world-leading researchers to Canada. Announced December 9, 2025, the program has four streams. The Canada Impact+ Research Chairs program, Emerging Leaders, the Research Infrastructure Fund, and Research Training Awards, targeting priority areas such as advanced digital...
Why Tim Hortons Pushed for a Higher Temporary Foreign Worker Cap for More Than 18 Months
Tim Hortons and its parent company spent over 18 months urging Ottawa to allow a higher temporary foreign worker cap for some of its locations. As labour shortages hit the food service sector, the company argued that many restaurants could not find enough staff locally to keep operations stable. Their efforts included letters, meetings with...
Saskatchewan Job Growth November 2025 Strengthens Labour Market With 16,500 New Positions
The latest labour force report highlights strong Saskatchewan job growth November 2025, with 16,500 new jobs added year over year. This includes 14,900 full-time and 1,600 part-time roles across key industries. Saskatchewan maintains the second-lowest unemployment rate in Canada at 5.6%, well below the national average of 6.5%, reinforcing its stable economic outlook. Deputy Premier...
IRCC New Fees 2025 Introduced For IEC, Restoration And Inadmissibility Services
Canada has introduced another important update that future travellers, workers and students must pay attention to. Starting December 1, 2025, IRCC implemented a series of revised fees for several immigration services. These changes affect International Experience Canada applicants, restoration of status requests and a wide range of inadmissibility-related applications. This update matters because many newcomers...
Canada Introduces FIFA Work Authorization Exemption Ahead of the 2026 World Cup
Canada is preparing for one of the most important global events in its history. As the host of the 2026 FIFA Congress and several World Cup matches in Toronto and Vancouver, the country is stepping into a powerful international spotlight. To support the planning, delivery, and operation of this global event, Canada has announced a...
Ontario Skilled Trades Stream Suspension Over Fraud Concerns
Canada’s immigration landscape shifted again this week as Ontario announced major changes that directly affect skilled trades workers hoping to settle in the province. The Ontario Skilled Trades Stream has been one of the most popular pathways for trades professionals who already have experience in the province. But on November 14, Ontario paused the program,...
Canada Jobs Report October 2025 Signals Steady Growth Across Key Sectors
The Canada Jobs Report for October 2025 delivered encouraging results. Employment increased by 67,000, the employment rate rose to 60.8%, and the unemployment rate declined to 6.9%. These results mark the second consecutive month of gains, reinforcing a stable labour market that supports workers, communities, and employers across the country. Canada Jobs Report October 2025...








