The Government of Newfoundland and Labrador has announced a $89,000 investment in a mentorship program for foreign-trained physiotherapists, aiming to fast-track their licensing and strengthen healthcare delivery across the province. With a growing demand for physiotherapists, especially in rural areas, this initiative will help internationally educated professionals bridge education and experience gaps while creating long-term...
Starting October 1, 2025, five Canadian provinces will roll out new minimum wage rates, giving workers an important boost in income amid rising costs of living. From Ontario’s largest dollar increase to Nova Scotia’s sharp percentage rise, these changes reflect ongoing efforts to keep wages aligned with inflation and everyday expenses. For newcomers and international...
In a recent announcement, Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre outlined plans to permanently abolish the Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFWP) if elected. The proposal is positioned as a response to growing concerns over high youth unemployment, wage pressures, and the record number of foreign worker permits issued in Canada this year. According to recent data, 105,000...
Waiting on a Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) can feel like watching paint dry—except your job offer, business, or future depends on it. LMIA processing times aren’t just numbers—they affect start dates, hiring goals, and visa timelines. Whether you’re an employer planning to hire international workers or a skilled worker hoping to land a job...
Canada’s healthcare system is under constant pressure to meet growing demands, especially after the pandemic. With thousands of job vacancies in hospitals, nursing homes, and clinics, the country has increasingly turned to internationally trained professionals to fill the gaps. A new study by Statistics Canada reveals that temporary foreign workers (TFWs) are now a driving...
The Start-Up Visa Program, launched in 2013, was designed to attract global entrepreneurs with innovative ideas who could create jobs and strengthen Canada’s economy. But today, the program is facing growing criticism due to extreme delays and soaring refusal rates. The Backlog: 52 Months to a Decision According to recent data, over 17,900 Start-Up Visa...
In a bold move to strengthen its workforce, Ontario invests $70M to protect workers affected by U.S. tariffs and global trade shifts. This investment will help people retrain, upskill, and access better jobs despite uncertain economic conditions. By working with unions, community groups, and colleges, Ontario is creating rapid-response centres and expanding training programs that...
Canadian immigration opportunities are expanding, and Saskatchewan is at the center of this growth. According to Statistics Canada’s latest report for July 2025, the province recorded an impressive 22,200 new full-time jobs compared to the same time last year. With an unemployment rate of just 5.0% well below the national average of 6.9%, Saskatchewan is...
Canadian immigration opportunities have seen a major boost with the latest International Experience Canada (IEC) draws. From July 1 to August 10, 2025, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) invited 10,357 young foreign nationals to apply for an IEC open work permit. With over 33,000 candidates still in the pool, these draws present a promising...
