In a major update for businesses and foreign workers, Canada has made a wage increase for its Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) program, effective June… Read More »New Canada LMIA Work Permit Wage Increase Effective June 27
In a groundbreaking ruling, two Alberta-based companies in Canada have been mandated to repay nearly $165,000 to temporary foreign workers who were charged illegal fees… Read More »2 Companies In Canada Ordered To Pay $165K To Exploited Foreign Workers
On June 17, 2025, the government of Canada released detailed information and clarity on new immigration reforms proposed in the Strong Borders Act. Canada introduced… Read More »4 New Canada Immigration Reforms Coming For Temporary Residents
In recent years, Canada’s immigration system has faced a growing challenge: the rise of “dummy work permit extensions” and this practice has now increased significantly.… Read More »5 Alarming Ways Dummy Work Permits Exploit Canada’s Immigration System
On May 27, 2025, Canada introduced a transformative temporary public policy aimed at streamlining the process for temporary foreign workers (TFWs) on work permits seeking… Read More »Canada Work Permit Policy | May 2025
In the first three months of 2025, Canada approved 834,010 temporary resident applications and extensions, including study permits, work permits, and visitor visas. According to… Read More »Canada Approves 834,010 Temporary Resident Applications
Conservative MP Jamil Jivani’s bold move to end the Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFWP) has ignited a firestorm of discussion across Canada. Is it time to rethink Canada’s reliance on foreign labor?
To work in Canada, the majority of foreign nationals require a work permit, which comes in two varieties: open and closed. You can work in… Read More »Canada Open Work Permit: Here Is Who Can Apply
Canada’s immigration system, once a global model of efficiency and compassion, is buckling under unprecedented delays that are upending lives and livelihoods. Temporary residents face… Read More »Temporary Residents In Canada Facing Processing Delays In 2025
Saskatchewan’s Immigration Minister Jim Reiter is gearing up to request a two-year work permit extension for immigrants, mirroring a recent Manitoba deal, in response to… Read More »Saskatchewan To Seek Work Permit Extensions For Skilled Workers