Canada’s healthcare sector is expanding fast — but so are its challenges. As millions of Canadians age and demand for medical care increases, the system is struggling to keep pace. The real question is: who’s holding it all together? The answer lies in immigrants. Newcomers are stepping into vital roles, often filling gaps that domestic...
Category: Work in Canada
Canada Prepares to Welcome New Talent as Fewer U.S. Temporary Workers Arrive in 2025
A recently published report by Statistics Canada has revealed a steady shift in the landscape of temporary foreign workers in Canada, particularly those arriving from the United States. While Americans once made up a notable portion of Canada’s temporary labour force, the trend has seen a consistent decline over the last decade. Between 2010 and...
Start-Up Visa Delays: What the Federal Court’s Latest Ruling Means for Your Immigration Journey
Waiting endlessly for your Canadian Start-Up Visa application to move forward? You’re not alone—and now, there’s a way to take action. A recent Federal Court decision in Tousi v. Canada (2025) has brought a wave of hope for thousands of frustrated Start-Up Visa applicants. With processing times stretching beyond 40 months, this ruling gives applicants...
New High-Paying Jobs Open at Toronto Pearson Airport with Salaries Up to $44 Per Hour – Apply Now!
Looking for a fresh start in a high-energy work environment with excellent pay? Toronto Airport jobs hiring now might be your golden ticket. From working on the runway to managing airport retail, Pearson International Airport has opened new opportunities for skilled and entry-level professionals alike. With salaries ranging up to $44 per hour and positions...
How the Removal of Job Offer Points Is Shaping the Express Entry Pool – CRS Cut-Off for 2025
Canada’s Express Entry system has just gone through a major shift — and if you’re one of the thousands of candidates waiting for an invitation, this change could directly affect your chances. As of March 2025, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) removed points awarded for arranged employment in the Express Entry Comprehensive Ranking System...
Saskatchewan Courts U.S. Doctors with Stability, High Pay, and Fast-Track Licensure
The province of Saskatchewan is turning heads with a fresh and bold campaign aimed squarely at U.S.-trained doctors. With growing demand in its healthcare system and the political uncertainty brewing south of the border, Saskatchewan is offering a calm, stable, and rewarding alternative for American physicians ready to make a change. From digital ads to...
Canada Cracks Down on Illegal Foreign Worker Employment in Winnipeg
In a decisive move to uphold the integrity of Canada’s immigration system, the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) has concluded a major investigation into unauthorized employment and worker mistreatment in Winnipeg. On April 2, 2025, Gurwinder Singh Ahluwalia pleaded guilty to violating Section 124 of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act (IRPA). He was sentenced...
How Ontario’s Economic Plan Impacts Immigration and Low-Wage LMIA Processing
The Ontario government has rolled out an $11 billion economic support package aimed at keeping businesses afloat and workers employed amid growing global uncertainty. While this is great news for local businesses, it’s also an important signal to foreign workers and employers relying on low-wage LMIA processing. With U.S. tariffs creating ripples in the economy...
IRCC’s Home Care Pilot Shut Thousands Out Despite High Demand, Say Experts
For thousands of home support and child-care workers across Canada, the federal Home Care Worker Pilot was supposed to offer a life-changing opportunity — permanent residency. But just hours after the application portal opened on Monday, that dream vanished. With more than 45,000 applicants scrambling for just 2,750 spots, the system buckled under pressure. Technical...
 
 








