Five Free Resources Helping Temporary Foreign Workers Settle in Canada

Maple News reports that while the majority of government-funded settlement services in Canada are designed for permanent residents and protected persons, some valuable programs are also accessible to temporary foreign workers (TFWs). These services, offered by provincial, territorial, and local organizations, aim to ease the transition process and provide essential […]

More Immigrants in Canada Are Now Working Jobs That Match Their Skills

Maple News reports that a growing number of immigrants in Canada are securing employment that aligns more closely with their educational background and professional experience, signaling progress in addressing a long-standing issue in the country’s labor market. A recent release by Statistics Canada reveals a notable 4.4% improvement in the […]

How the IEC Program Can Help You Get a Canadian Work Permit in 2024

Maple News reports that newcomers to Canada seeking valuable work experience may benefit from the International Experience Canada (IEC) program — a unique pathway designed specifically for young adults from select partner countries. The IEC is a temporary immigration pathway that allows youth from 18 to 30 or 35, depending […]

Canada’s Most In-Demand LMIA Jobs in 2023 Revealed

Maple News reports that in 2023, Canada issued over 60,000 Labour Market Impact Assessments (LMIAs), a key figure highlighting which job sectors are most actively recruiting international talent through the Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFWP). An LMIA is a document that Canadian employers must secure before hiring foreign workers under […]

How to Extend Your Work Permit Without a New LMIA or CAQ

Maple News reports that many foreign workers in Canada are unaware that they may still be eligible to apply for a work permit extension—even if they have not yet received their new Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) or Certificat d’Acceptation du Québec (CAQ), when required. LMIAs and CAQs are important […]

Newcomers Power Canada’s Workforce and Innovation Boom

According to a new report from Statistics Canada, immigrants in the core working-age group (25–54 years old) are experiencing significantly stronger employment growth compared to Canadian-born workers. This marks a notable shift, as newcomers are not only closing traditional labour market gaps but also driving national innovation and entrepreneurship at […]

6 Smart Steps to Kickstart Your Canadian Career Before You Arrive

Starting a new chapter in Canada is an exciting journey—especially when it comes to building your career. For many newcomers, securing the right job is a top priority. Maple News outlines six proactive steps you can take before you even board your flight to help position yourself for professional success […]