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The Canadian government is launching the Recognized Employer Pilot in September as a part of its Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFWP), which will give eligible employers access to Labour Market Impact Assessments (LMIAs) valid for up to three years. The program is aimed to simplify LMIA applications and reduce the administrative burden for repeat employers who have a history of complying with TFWPs requirements

Government investing $29.3 million over three years to help address labour shortages

The program was first described as the "trusted employer model" in Budget 2022, when it received a $29.3-million commitment over three years.

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Ottawa wants to grow tourism revenue 40% by 2030—and it’s looking to attract ‘high-value guests’ to do so

Among other concerns, the union was hoping for a two-year agreement rather than a four-year agreement as proposed by employers

Mr. Trudeau circa 2014 was right, on moral and economic grounds. The current approach runs counter to the values of this country’s immigration system and undermines the economy