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Canada’s NPR Surge: A Demographic Shift with Mixed Consequences
Canada’s 2024 IEC Program: Opening Doors for Global Youth Opportunities
Farm Workers’ Fight for Fairness: A Battle Against EI Discrimination in Canada
CBC News – In Canada, a significant legal confrontation is unfolding, involving immigrant farm workers who, despite contributing to the Employment Insurance (EI) system, find themselves unable to access its benefits. This issue has sparked a monumental legal challenge, as
Canada’s NPR Surge: A Demographic Shift with Mixed Consequences
CTV News – Canada’s Non-Permanent Resident (NPR) population experienced unprecedented growth in 2023, marking a significant demographic shift. Statistics Canada (StatCan) reported that in 2023, Canada’s NPR population increased by over half a million, the strongest annual growth in at
The Declining Efficiency of Canada’s Economy: Causes and Consequences
Global News – Canada’s declining productivity has raised significant concerns among economists and policymakers. Recent data from Statistics Canada reveals a concerning trend: productivity, measured as real GDP per hour worked, has fallen for six consecutive quarters as of 2023.
Labor Shortage Crisis in Thompson, Manitoba : Seeking Solutions Through Immigration and Education
In the northern reaches of Manitoba, Canada, the city of Thompson faces a formidable challenge: a widespread labor shortage impacting multiple sectors. From bustling hotels and restaurants to essential city services, the scarcity of workers is a hurdle that businesses
Canada’s 2024 IEC Program: Opening Doors for Global Youth Opportunities
Canada is set to welcome a new wave of global talent as the International Experience Canada (IEC) program launches its 2024 season. Announced by Marc Miller, Canada’s Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship, the program is an embodiment of the
International Students in Canada Face Financial Uncertainty as Work Hour Limit Returns
(CTV News) — As the clock ticks towards the end of 2023, international students in Canada are bracing themselves for a significant change that could drastically alter their lives. The Canadian government’s decision to reinstate the 20-hour work limit per
Quebec’s Innovative Approach: Integrating Refugees into Healthcare Workforce
In a groundbreaking move, the Quebec government is launching an ambitious pilot project aimed at alleviating labor shortages in its healthcare system by harnessing the potential of the refugee community. Spearheaded by Employment Minister Kateri Champagne Jourdain, this initiative plans
BC Unveils New Opportunities in Construction: A Golden Chance for Skilled Workers and International Graduates
Today, November 16, British Columbia has announced a new round of immigration invitations, specifically targeting the construction sector. This initiative is a first for the province’s skilled immigration program, offering 12 exclusive spots for professionals in this field. This development
Understanding Eligible Abuse Examples Under Open Work Permits for Vulnerable Workers
The Open Work Permit for Vulnerable Workers under the International Mobility Program is a significant initiative designed to protect migrant workers in Canada from various forms of abuse. This program not only acknowledges a range of abusive behaviors that may
Ontario to Remove Canadian Work Experience Requirement in Job Posting
The province of Ontario is set to become the first in Canada to prohibit the requirement of Canadian work experience on job applications and postings. This legislation, as announced by Labour Minister David Piccini today, seeks to rectify a systemic