Ontario has launched Canada’s first Occupational Exposure Registry, allowing workers to anonymously log exposure to 11 hazardous substances, download records, and support prevention and future medical assessment.
The federal department has announced the 2026 Express Entry categories, adding new pathways for doctors, researchers, senior managers, transport roles and skilled military recruits, while increasing the minimum work requirement for renewed categories from six months to one year within
New national labour research tracking November 2022 to December 2025 shows coding jobs grew, but hiring gains shifted toward older workers. Junior coding vacancies fell about 60%, raising planning stakes for study permit applicants and international students aiming for post
New government data show a 50 percent drop in Temporary Foreign Worker Program applications, a 70 percent fall in the low wage stream, and record penalties including a 1 million dollar fine and 10 year ban. With 1,435 inspections and
IRCC’s forecast for the fiscal year ending March 2026 reveals a $1.49 billion drop in total expenses, with deep cuts to immigrant and refugee integration programs and a moderate increase in spending on temporary workers and international students. This realignment
British Columbia is transforming the rental housing system with regulation changes taking effect in 2025, including faster hearing times, more transparency in dispute resolutions, and clearer guidelines for landlords and renters. These reforms—backed by a $15.6-million investment—aim to support both
