As Canada prepares for its next national census in May 2026, Statistics Canada has announced plans to hire approximately 32,000 workers across the country. This large-scale recruitment initiative offers temporary employment opportunities for Canadian citizens, permanent residents, and individuals holding valid work permits. Census jobs play a vital role in collecting the data that shapes...
Saskatchewan’s Job market continues to impress. According to Statistics Canada’s latest September 2025 report, the province added 19,000 full-time jobs year-over-year, representing an employment increase of 2.2%. With an unemployment rate of just 6%, well below the national average of 7.1%, Saskatchewan remains one of Canada’s most stable and opportunity-rich provinces, particularly for skilled workers,...
Canada’s labour market has been evolving rapidly, and immigration plays a central role in keeping industries alive and growing. Among the many immigration pathways, the Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) stands out as one of the most influential. Designed to meet the unique workforce needs of provinces and territories, the program has opened doors for thousands...
Canada’s job market continues to evolve in 2025 with fewer vacancies but rising overall labour demand. While the headlines may point to a decline in open positions, there’s more beneath the surface. As immigration remains a key driver of Canada’s economic and demographic growth, these shifts offer critical insights for newcomers and skilled workers exploring...
If you’re considering a move to Canada for better career prospects and quality of life, Saskatchewan should be on your radar. In April 2025, the province recorded the highest job growth in the country, adding 21,100 new jobs and boasting the lowest unemployment rate in Canada at just 4.3%. These numbers aren’t just statistics—they’re a...
Canada recorded 528,000 job vacancies in February 2025, according to fresh data from Statistics Canada. While the number of open positions has held steady over the past six months, it marks a sharp drop of nearly 20% compared to February 2024. That’s a loss of over 131,000 jobs in just a year. The national job...
Canada’s immigration system relies on fairness, transparency, and lawful entry into the labour market. But when businesses sidestep these principles, the consequences are serious—and swift. A recent joint investigation by the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) and Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) has brought to light one of the largest cases of unauthorized employment in recent...
Finding that first job can be challenging, especially for young individuals facing employment barriers. To address this, the Manitoba government has committed $1.1 million to support six key projects aimed at providing youth with meaningful job opportunities. This initiative helps young people gain essential skills, build confidence, and prepare for long-term career success. Expanding Opportunities...
Canada has long been a beacon of opportunity for skilled professionals seeking a brighter future. Among its many provinces, New Brunswick stands out as a dynamic hub welcoming talented individuals from across the globe. Known for its stunning Atlantic coastline and thriving industries, New Brunswick has an ambitious goal: to attract skilled workers to meet...
