Documents, timelines, fees and changes: 138 articles on “Work and work visas” in Canada, plus help from a lawyer.
Starting a business in Canada can be exciting, but it requires understanding the processes. This guide will walk you through 5 steps to plan your business.
Canada's Immigration Department has released updated processing times for temporary residence applications. Significant improvements are seen for applications from India and Pakistan, while Nigerian…
Nova Scotia has begun sending out Notices of Interest to Express Entry candidates, to connect them with employers in priority sectors. The initiative currently covers the construction and healthcare…
Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has updated its guidance for officers on LMIA-exempt work permits. Foreign professionals now have clearer rules for applying to work in Canada…
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Canada's public libraries offer newcomers access to English classes, employment resources, and settlement support, helping them build a new life in Canada.
Quebec has invited 2,555 skilled workers. The program aims to attract highly qualified specialists. Read the details below.
Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada has updated its temporary resident processing times, with notable decreases in wait times for study and work permit applicants.
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Manitoba has announced new plans for work permit holders. Certain categories of work permit holders will now be prioritized for provincial nomination, which may impact the immigration status of many…
The New Brunswick immigration program is limiting its pathway to healthcare, education, and construction workers. Only candidates in these sectors can now receive an invitation to apply.
Between April 15-27, Alberta's immigration program issued 185 invitations to healthcare, law enforcement, and tourism workers. Assess your eligibility for the program.
The Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program has opened its third application intake window for employers. Two capped sectors have already reached their limit.
Temporary residents in Canada who have lost their status as workers or students may now apply for restoration of status as visitors. This new rule simplifies the process of restoring status for…
Canada is proposing changes to the Express Entry program, which will give priority to candidates with high-wage occupations. The new high-wage occupation factor will award extra points to candidates.
Canada has doubled the length of work authorization support letters for foreign workers. They are now valid for 365 days. This change applies to workers who applied for a new work permit before…
Nova Scotia has announced new priorities for its nominee program, prioritizing healthcare and trades workers. Other occupation groups will face stricter restrictions.
British Columbia held its third Skills Immigration (SI) draw of 2026, inviting candidates deemed to create high economic impact in the province. The province invited over 450 candidates based on…
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Ontario issued over 2,000 invitations to foreign workers, international students, and in-demand workers in 12 targeted draws. These draws were held through the Employer Job Offer: Foreign Worker,…
Canada has introduced temporary measures to make it easier for temporary foreign workers in Quebec to access work permits. These measures apply to those who have already been invited to apply for…
British Columbia and New Brunswick are expanding access to work permits for employers in rural areas. This new policy gives more flexibility to hire temporary foreign workers.
British Columbia is launching a limited-time pathway to permanent residence for healthcare workers in cleaning and security occupations. This program offers a unique opportunity for workers to gain…
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High-earning workers may be prioritized for permanent residence in Canada sooner than expected. The Canadian government plans to overhaul the Express Entry system.
New Brunswick issued over 140 invitations across Express Entry and AIP immigration programs. Invitations were issued to candidates in healthcare, IT, transportation, and manufacturing.
Work permit and Express Entry processing times in Canada are decreasing. The overall application backlog has decreased by 48,900 over the last month.
Manitoba has become the third province to opt into temporary federal measures, giving eligible rural employers more flexibility to hire and retain temporary foreign workers. These measures took…
Canada's immigration department has released updated processing times for temporary residence applications, with improvements in work permit and super visa processing times.
The Alberta Immigration Program issued 332 invitations to candidates across multiple streams and pathways. The program aims to attract tech, rural, and health care workers.
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