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Category Archives: Temporary Foreign Worker Program
Changes Made to Canada’s Temporary Foreign Worker Program
Amid controversy and criticism over a series of incidents involving temporary foreign workers (TFWs) in recent months, including a story that emerged last month of Canadian workers losing their jobs to foreign workers at the Royal Canadian Bank, the federal … Continue reading
Posted in Accelerated-Labour Market Opinion, canadian immigration, Citizenship and Immigration Canada, Labor Market Opinion, Labour Market Opinion, Temporary Foreign Worker Program, temporary resident visa, work permit
Tagged foreign language requirements for job postings, Human Resources and Skills Development Canada (HRSDC), Labour Market Opinion, temporary foreign worker
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Furor Over Use of Temporary Foreign Workers at Canadian Bank
The Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) got in trouble with the public last week when several ex-workers came forward alleging they had been replaced by temporary foreign workers. This week, RBC apologized for the decisions that led to the use … Continue reading
Canadian Immigration Department Announces January 2 Launch of Canadian Experience Class
Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) announced this month that the Canadian Experience Class (CEC), which is being revised with a shorter Canadian work experience requirement for eligibility, will be re-launched on January 2nd 2013. CIC is planning on admitting up … Continue reading
Posted in Canadian Experience Class (CEC), canadian immigration, Citizenship and Immigration Canada, Temporary Foreign Worker Program, temporary resident visa
Tagged 2013 Canadian Experience Class, language requirements, new Canadian Experience Class rules, post-graduate stream Canadian Experience Class
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Bridging Visa Introduced For Temporary Residents Applying for Permanent Residence in Canada
Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) on Thursday introduced the ‘Bridging Open Work Permit’ for temporary residents who are working in Canada and are awaiting a final decision on their application for permanent residence through an economic class immigration program. The … Continue reading
Canada to Keep Immigration Level at 250,000 in 2013
Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) announced today that it will keep immigration levels at 240,000-265,000 in 2013, for the seventh straight year. The maintenance of immigration numbers from previous years amidst a growing Canadian population means Canada will have a … Continue reading
Expert Roundtable Submits Report on Immigration to Ontario Government
A 13-member expert roundtable, appointed seven months ago by the government of Ontario to advise the province on the development of a provincial immigration strategy, submitted its report yesterday, and it includes 32 recommendations for the province. The key recommendations … Continue reading
Immigration Canada Indicates Growing Importance of Canadian Experience Class to Canadian Immigration
Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CEC) announced on Friday that the 20,000th permanent resident under the Canadian Experience Class (CEC) program has recently been admitted. The announcement signals CIC’s intent to make the CEC a bigger part of Canadian immigration, in … Continue reading
Massive Shale Oil Prospect Discovered in Northwest Territories, Could Increase Demand for Foreign Labour
A new shale oil prospect in the Northwest Territories potentially rivals the Bakken formation under Saskatchewan, Montana and North Dakota in its recoverable oil resources. The Canol shale formation could contain two to three billion barrels of recoverable oil according … Continue reading
