Uzelman: What immigration can, and can not do, for the Canadian economy
A column by Bruce Uzelman
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A column by Bruce Uzelman
Here are 13 ways you could be one of a record 465,000 new Canada immigrants in 2023, as Ottawa looks to use newcomers to solve a growing labour market shortage.
Canada has more than 100 different options for foreign nationals looking to come to this country. Many of these pathways can be categorized under two general programs: the Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFWP) and the International Mobility Program (IMP). Both the TFWP and the IMP exist to aid Canada’s economic growth, yet these two programs
According to the 2021 Annual Report to Parliament on Immigration, Canada was home to 256,740 study permit holders and 326,116 temporary work permit holders (under the Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFWP) and the International Mobility Program (IMP) in 2020. Individuals in these two groups make up part of the country’s population identified as temporary residents
Airline staff shortages have posed a big problem for Canada's carriers since widespread air travel resumed following the last lockdown.