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Quebec Suspends LMIA for Low-Wage Temporary Workers

Starting September 3rd, Quebec suspends LMIA processing for job offers with hourly wages below CAD 27.47 in the Montreal region. This measure, set to last for six months, has received approval from the federal government of Canada. Quebec Premier François Legault and Immigration Minister Christine Fréchette announced the measure, which aims to regulate temporary resident levels and uphold the integrity of the Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFWP).

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Francophone Students Can Secure Permanent Residency Through IRCC’s New Initiative

On August 26, 2024, Canada will introduce a groundbreaking pilot program to enhance Francophone immigration. The Francophone Minority Communities Student Program (FMCSP) will empower Francophone students from select global regions to secure permanent residency. This initiative, spearheaded by Minister of Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Marc Miller, aims to strengthen Francophone communities across Canada.

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Annual Express Entry Report by IRCC: All You Need to Know

In this remarkable year, the Annual Express Entry Report for 2023 reveals that Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) issued more than double the Invitations to Apply (ITAs) compared to 2022. 110,266 ITAs were granted over 42 Express Entry draws, marking a 136% increase from the previous year’s 46,539 ITAs.

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Express Entry After 35: Can It Still Work in Your Favor?

Are you considering Canadian immigration through Express Entry after turning 35? Due to age, many applicants feel discouraged by the potential decrease in their Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score. However, by focusing on specific strategies, you can still enhance your chances of receiving an Invitation to Apply (ITA) for Canadian permanent residence through Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC).

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Discover Alberta’s Generous Incentives for Trade Immigrants.

Alberta urgently needs skilled workers in the trades industry, where labor shortages have reached critical levels. This need arises from many factors, including a wave of retirements among baby boomers and a declining labor force participation rate. In response, Alberta has launched strategic initiatives to attract skilled immigrants. These incentives, introduced through the “Alberta is Calling” program, offer financial rewards to skilled tradespeople who relocate to the province. Discover Alberta’s generous incentives and how they can help boost your career in this thriving sector.

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No LMIA Required: International Agreements and Job Opportunities

In Canada, work permits for foreign nationals fall into two primary categories: those requiring a Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) and those that do not. Various international agreements allow certain workers to bypass the LMIA process, streamlining their entry into the Canadian job market. Let’s explore how Canada’s International Agreements and Job Opportunities shape and impact foreign nationals.

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