In Quebec, the Ministry of Immigration annually releases an updated list of occupations eligible for simplified processing through the Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) system. This process is unique to Quebec, which operates independently from the rest of Canada in terms of its immigration policies, regulations, and programs for foreign nationals seeking residency in the...
Category: Work in Canada
Canadian Workers Anticipate Salary Hike in 2024
As per the latest insights gleaned from a comprehensive study by the esteemed financial management consulting firm Normandin Beaudry, the labor force across Canada is poised to witness a notable upswing in their paychecks come 2024. The survey, which involved a comprehensive analysis of over 700 companies spanning the expanse of the nation, has shed...
Canada’s Start-Up Visa Program: A Gateway to Entrepreneurial Success for Immigrant Innovators
The Start-Up Visa program in Canada has garnered substantial attention for its ability to attract immigrant entrepreneurs, with recent data from Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) highlighting a notable uptick in participation. Over the first half of this year, the SUV saw a commendable increase of 6.3 percent in the number of new permanent...
Persistent Job Vacancies Indicate Robust Labor Market in Canada
In the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic, Canada is witnessing encouraging signs of economic recovery, as suggested by Statistics Canada’s latest Labor Force Survey. The report, covering September 2023, highlights a stable unemployment rate of 5.5%, consistent with the rate at the beginning of the year. Concurrently, the employment rate remained steady at 62% throughout...
Minimum Wage Hikes Across Six Canadian Provinces Signal Progress for Newcomers
Recent minimum wage hikes across six provinces in Canada represent a positive shift in the Canadian labor market, providing improved financial stability for hourly workers. These increments, implemented as of October 1, 2023, are anticipated to have a meaningful impact on various sectors, particularly for newcomers to the country. Understanding labor laws and employment rights...
Internationally Educated Healthcare Professionals Transforming Canadian Medicine
Canada’s healthcare sector has been significantly enriched by the contributions of internationally educated healthcare professionals (IEHPs). According to a study conducted by Statistics Canada, approximately 60% of IEHPs are trained in various medical fields such as nursing, medicine, pharmacy, and dentistry. IEHPs’ Integration in Canada There are 259,694 IEHPs in Canada, with a commendable 76%...
Discover the Highest Paying Jobs in Canada Based on Your Education Level
Canada is celebrated as a land of opportunities, inviting individuals from across the world with its diverse job market and exceptional quality of life. Yet, uncovering that perfect job, one that aligns with your qualifications and ambitions can indeed pose a formidable challenge. Especially for newcomers to Canada, it is paramount to harness the available...
Canada Secures Top Spot as Most Desirable Destination for Immigrant Entrepreneurs in 2023
In an insightful report released by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), Canada has soared to the forefront among all OECD nations, emerging as the most appealing hub for immigrant entrepreneurs and startup founders. Remarkably, Canada has consistently outperformed its global counterparts by securing a position within the top 25% across all dimensions...
Exploring Canada Temporary Resident Visa (TRV) and its Application Process
Every year, Canada welcomes countless temporary residents, forming a vibrant mosaic of individuals in pursuit of fresh adventures, employment prospects, and learning opportunities. For those who lack Canadian citizenship, permanent residency, or eligibility for visa exemption, securing a Temporary Resident Visa (TRV) emerges as a pivotal phase in their journey toward Canada. The TRV stands...