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After setting new record in 2021 and 2022, Canada intends to surpass previous annual records for permanent residents in each of the following three years...

Study shows 3,000 vacancies in the automotive technician trades in Ontario, with the labour shortage expected to persist into the 2030s.

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

Canada lacks investment to complement the inflow of immigrants – while we wait for housing progress, Canada needs slower and more focused immigration

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

Aug., 9, 2023 - The Government of Canada launched the Recognized Employer Pilot (REP) under the Temporary Foreign Worker (TFW) Program. REP is a

The federal government is launching a three-year pilot project, aimed at addressing labour shortages for employers who hire migrant workers, and ensuring those workers are safe from abuse.

A video posted on X, the former Twitter, shows the two men metres apart at the Toronto Caribbean festival on Saturday

 Site C June 2023 employment highlights

In today’s letters to the editor: Donald Trump; the pandemic; the housing crisis; the TFW program; the bail system; internet security; CEBA loans; the Jays