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Temporary Foreign Workers in Canada's Hospitality and Food Manufacturing Industries
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Temporary Foreign Workers in Canada’s Hospitality and Food Manufacturing Industries

In the intricate web of Canada’s labor market, temporary foreign workers (TFWs) have played a pivotal role, particularly in the accommodation and food services as well as the food manufacturing industries. A recent exploration into their sociodemographic journey from 2000 to 2020 sheds light on their transition to permanent residency and their subsequent retention within...

Part-Time Jobs in Canada
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Highest-Paying Part-Time Jobs in Canada for International Students in 2024

Are you an international student seeking part-time jobs in Canada? Looking for opportunities to enhance your Canadian experience? Look no further! Canada immigration offers some highest-paying part-time jobs, providing not only financial support but also a chance to develop essential skills and expand your network. Taking up any job in Canada is not just about...

Immigrant Earnings
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Unlocking the Potential: Immigrant Earnings Outpace Canadians

In a paradigm-shifting revelation, a recent report commissioned for the Office of the Parliamentary Budget Officer of Canada has brought to light a remarkable trend: the incomes of immigrants are surpassing those of native Canadians. From 2014 to 2018, immigrants saw their relative income surge from 55% to an impressive 78% when compared to all...

New Release of Canada’s Rodal Report Reveals Historical Insights
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New Release of Canada’s Rodal Report Reveals Historical Insights

In an unwavering commitment to transparency, the Government of Canada, led by the Honourable Marc Miller, Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship, has announced the release of the updated Canada’s Rodal Report. Originally crafted to support the Commission of Inquiry on War Criminals in Canada (the Deschênes Commission) in 1985, this latest version discloses previously...

IRCC Introduces Modifications to the Agri-Food Pilot Initiative
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IRCC Introduces Modifications to the Agri-Food Pilot Initiative

The Agri-Food Pilot Program serves as a solution to the labor demands within Canada’s agri-food sector. It offers a route to permanent residency for skilled, non-seasonal workers in specific industries and occupations. Recent Changes to the Agri-Food Pilot Program As of February 10, 2024, significant changes have been introduced to the Agri-Food Pilot Program: Eligibility...

Discover Lucrative Opportunities Immigrate to Canada as an AI Professional
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Discover Lucrative Opportunities: Immigrate to Canada as an AI Professional

The demand for workers proficient in artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly growing in Canada. Employers are actively seeking individuals who possess the skills to develop or utilize AI products to drive innovation and efficiency across various industries. According to Jenny Yang, a senior advisor at the MaRS innovation hub, there is a widespread need for...

Housing in Canada Insights into the Extended Ban on Foreign Buyers
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Housing in Canada: Insights into the Extended Ban on Foreign Buyers

In the ever-evolving narrative of Canadian real estate, a significant chapter unfolds as the government announces the extension of the ban on foreign home purchasing until the end of 2027. Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland shared this pivotal decision, emphasizing the government’s commitment to ensuring houses in Canada remain homes for its citizens rather than speculative...

Canada Surpasses Target Welcomes 471,550 New Permanent Residents in 2023
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Canada Surpasses Target: Welcomes 471,550 New Permanent Residents in 2023

Recently, Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) announced that Canada has surpassed its target for welcoming new permanent residents in 2023. The backlog data indicates that a total of 471,550 individuals were granted permanent residency last year. Exceeding the Immigration Levels Plan Target The number of new permanent residents welcomed in 2023 surpasses the target...

Canada’s Continuous Efforts to Welcome French-Speaking Skilled Workers in 2024
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Canada’s Continuous Efforts to Welcome French-Speaking Skilled Workers in 2024

In a visionary move to enrich its cultural tapestry and propel economic growth, Canada has intensified its efforts to welcome French-speaking skilled workers. The objective is not only to address labor shortages but also to fortify the sustainability and economic vibrancy of Francophone minority communities. Marc Miller, the Minister of Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship (IRCC),...