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 […]

Canada Invests $86M to Accelerate Credential Recognition for Foreign-Trained Healthcare Workers

Maple News reports that on January 15, Canada’s Minister of Employment, Workforce Development and Official Languages, Randy Boissonnault, announced $86 million in funding for 15 organizations nationwide. The investment aims to accelerate the accreditation process for internationally educated healthcare professionals (IEHPs), addressing ongoing healthcare staffing shortages and long wait times […]

Ontario Bans ‘Canadian Experience’ Requirement in Job Ads to Support Newcomers

Maple News reports that Ontario has introduced new labour policies aimed at making the job market more accessible—especially for newcomers. In a landmark move, the province has officially banned employers from requiring ‘Canadian work experience’ in their job advertisements, a change that removes a long-standing barrier for many internationally-trained professionals. […]

Canada’s Top Three Work Visa Pathways for Global Tech Talent

According to Maple News, Canada’s thriving technology sector is powering the nation’s innovation and economic development—making it a prime destination for skilled professionals in Information Technology (IT). With ongoing labor shortages in tech fields, Canada has introduced several targeted immigration streams to attract international talent and support its digital economy. […]

Faster Hiring for Foreign Workers in Quebec: What Employers Need to Know

Maple News reports that employers in Quebec may benefit from an expedited pathway when hiring certain foreign workers, avoiding the typical requirement to advertise job openings for specific roles. This exception can significantly streamline the process of bringing international talent into the province’s labor market. Generally, companies in Canada must […]

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 […]