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P.E.I.’s Official Opposition has expressed concerns about a new immigration stream specifically targeted at four occupations where government says workers are in sharp demand.

Windsor-Essex's acting medical officer of health says alerting businesses to pause the entry of temporary foreign workers to the region amid COVID-19 was done with proper legal counsel. Dr. Shanker Nesathurai was responding to Ontario officials' concerns that he may have overstepped his authority in issuing the directive, which was walked back days later.

Labour advocates blame job vacancies in the sector on poor conditions and wages

The Health Unit is lifting the Letter of Instruction suspending the arrival of workers participating in the federal Temporary Foreign Worker program in

There are many options to immigrate to Canada if you are working in an NOC C or D occupation. One of the functions of economic immigration is to fill gaps in the Canadian labour market. When industries and regions have difficulty finding workers, they turn to immigration. Canada currently uses the National Occupational Classification (NOC) […]

Minister of Employment, Workforce Development and Disability Inclusion, Carla Qualtrough, today issued the following statement regarding the audit of

After workers signalled their readiness to launch strike action next week, Cargill announced that it would impose a “complete” lockout at 12:01 am December 6 and stepped up preparations to deploy scabs to break workers’ resistance.

/CNW/ - Public Health Agency of Canada The Government of Canada is working with partners to protect the health and safety of Canadians and Temporary Foreign...

CALGARY — By the time Brittany Anderson sat down Monday evening to watch the federal election results roll in, she had already spent the day dealing with one COVID-19-related challenge after . . .

From insufficient access to toilets to cramped living conditions, a new report released Thursday that includes testimonies from migrant farm workers in Canada paints a bleak picture of their housing conditions.