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Opinion on Temporary Foreign Workers
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Public Opinion on Temporary Foreign Workers: A Comprehensive Poll Analysis

A recent poll conducted by Nanos Research, a prominent North American research and strategy organization, sheds light on Canadian sentiments regarding temporary foreign workers and their impact on the economy. This survey, commissioned by The Globe and Mail, delves into various aspects, including the perceived importance of temporary foreign workers, support for employers bringing them...

Caregiver Pilot Programs
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Exploring the Caregiver Pilot Programs: IRCC’s Acceptance of Applications in 2024

As of January 1st, 2024, the Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) is gearing up to welcome applications for two pivotal caregiver pilot programs: The Home Childcare Provider Pilot and Home Support Worker Pilot: Direct to Permanent Residence category. Here, we highlight the details of these programs and recent changes. The Reset and Renewal In...

British Columbia Plans
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British Columbia Plans to Add 1 Million Jobs to its Workforce by 2033

British Columbia (BC) is gearing up for a significant economic boost with a projected one million job openings anticipated by 2033, according to the recently unveiled Labour Market Outlook report. This comprehensive 10-year forecast delves into the province’s evolving career landscape, emphasizing in-demand professions, skills training, and the industries poised for expansion. The Growth Landscape...

Post-Graduation Work Permit Expiry
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Decoding Post-Graduation Work Permit Expiry: Navigating Options for Express Entry Success

As of December 7, Immigration Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has delivered updates impacting Canada’s international student program, specifically concerning Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) holders. Notably, IRCC has clarified that it will not extend PGWPs further, ending a series of extensions offered during the post-pandemic recovery period. These extensions, introduced in response to COVID-19-induced labor...

International Experience Canada Pool
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Exploring Opportunities: The 2024 International Experience Canada Pool is Now Open

Canada’s Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has officially launched the 2024 International Experience Canada (IEC) pool, unveiling exciting opportunities for youth from over 30 partner countries. The IEC is a unique work permit program that enables eligible individuals to temporarily reside and work in Canada, fostering international collaboration and enriching the Canadian workforce. Understanding...

Foreign Workers in Quebec
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Navigating the Hiring Process for Foreign Workers in Quebec: A Comprehensive Guide

Hiring foreign workers in Quebec involves navigating a process that distinguishes certain occupations from the traditional requirements of advertising positions to Canadian citizens and permanent residents. The typical route for hiring temporary foreign workers in Canada involves obtaining a Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA). LMIAs serve as a crucial verification tool for employers, ensuring that...

In-Demand Skills
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The Role of In-Demand Skills in Canada’s Immigration Landscape

Recently, Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) outlined a strategic immigration plan aligning with crucial skills to tackle labor shortages and advance Canada’s economic, social, and cultural goals. Priority for International Students As part of this strategy, IRCC emphasizes prioritizing international students applying for Canadian Permanent Residence (PR) based on the alignment of their skills...

IEC work permit
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Streamlining the International Experience Canada IEC Work Permit Process for Swift Approvals

In a major move to enhance the immigration experience for international youths in Canada, IRCC introduced an automated processing tool on November 7, 2023. This innovation is designed to expedite the approval process for IEC work permits, reducing wait times for young individuals seeking opportunities in Canada. Efficiency Unleashed: Faster Approvals, Reduced Wait Times The...

LMIA Processing Time
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Understanding LMIA Processing Time Changes in Canada

In a recent update on November 7, 2023, Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC) brought attention to the revised LMIA processing times submissions across various categories. The data from multiple processing offices highlighted fluctuations in the processing durations, affecting programs such as the Seasonal Agricultural Worker Program, as well as the High-wage and Low-wage streams....