Federal Court Upholds IRCC Officer Discretion in Work Permit Refusal

Maple News reports that the Federal Court of Canada has reaffirmed a key principle in immigration decision-making: immigration officers are not obligated to notify applicants about deficiencies in their applications before issuing a decision. This ruling reinforces the current guidelines on procedural fairness in Canadian immigration law. The case involved […]

Canada’s Green Tech Boom Opens Doors to Immigrant Workers Nationwide

Maple News reports that Canada’s rapidly expanding green technology sector is becoming an increasingly promising avenue for skilled immigrants seeking employment and a long-term future in the country. Driven by national climate goals and significant federal and provincial investments, the green economy is fueling job creation across the country. A […]

Federal Court Backs Work Permit Refusal Over Language Skills in Canada

Maple News reports that Canada’s Federal Court has upheld a decision by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) to deny a work permit application based on insufficient English language proficiency, despite the applicant having a valid job offer and a positive Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA). The case involved an […]

Canadian Court Overturns Visa Ban in Misrepresentation Case

Maple News reports that the Federal Court of Canada has ruled in favor of an Indian national who challenged a previous immigration decision deeming him inadmissible for misrepresentation. The case, which underscores the importance of context in visa applications, marks a significant development for those navigating the complexities of Canadian […]

Canada Tops Global Ranking as the Most Desired Country to Work Abroad

Canada has emerged as the world’s leading dream destination for international professionals, according to a newly published global study. As Maple News reports, the survey conducted by British analytics firm Givetastic analyzed search trends from 164 countries to identify where people most want to work—and Canada came out on top. […]

Federal Court Overrules IRCC Work Permit Denials Over Language Skills

Maple News reports that the Federal Court of Canada has overturned two notable decisions by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC), where work permit applications were rejected due to concerns over the applicants’ language proficiency. The court ruled that both rejections were unreasonable, highlighting the lack of clarity in the […]

Canadian Workers Set to See 3.6% Average Pay Increase in 2024

According to a newly released survey by consulting firm Normandin Beaudry, Canadian employees are on track to receive an average salary increase of 3.6% in 2024. Maple News reports that this marks a positive trend for workers nationwide, suggesting continued recovery and stabilization in the labor market following pandemic-era challenges. […]

Canada Extends Key Measures to Support Employers Hiring Temporary Foreign Workers

Maple News reports that Canada has extended several measures under its Temporary Foreign Workforce Solutions Road Map, reinforcing support for employers struggling with persistent labour shortages. The announcement came from Randy Boissonnault, Minister of Employment, Workforce Development and Official Languages, as the government continues to adapt its immigration strategies to […]

Top 15 Highest-Paying Jobs in Canada Revealed

Maple News reports that both Canadian-born citizens and immigrants share a common goal: achieving financial stability to support themselves and their families. As a result, interest remains high in identifying careers that offer the most lucrative salaries across the country. Based on recent data from a leading job platform, the […]

Quebec Expands List of Jobs Eligible for Simplified LMIA Processing

Maple News reports that Quebec has released its updated list of occupations eligible for simplified Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) processing—a key development for employers in the province looking to hire temporary foreign workers without facing the full administrative burden of regular LMIA procedures. Each year, Quebec’s Ministry of Immigration […]