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COVID has increased demand for these jobs in Ontario 9 occupations that have seen more job openings in Ontario due to the pandemic.

The pandemic has overhauled the way Canadians work. While some sectors have seen widespread job loss, others are on the lookout for even more talent.

By Shelby Thevenot

Canada’s employment sees some recovery in June Canada added 231,000 jobs last month, not quite recovering from the losses of the previous two months.

Canada saw some economic recovery in June, though gains in employment did not quite match up to losses from the third wave.

By Shelby Thevenot

Flying Smoothly: A Canadian Guide for International Airline Staff If you are considering a career in the international airline industry, it is important that you understand the factors that may affect your ability to enter Canada.

With vaccination campaigns ramping up, and pent-up travellers seeking an outlet, the international airline industry is poised to return to life.

By Michael Schwartz

Canada’s TV and film sector booming amid pandemic Workers on set are adhering to health and safety protocols with low reports of COVID-19 cases.

Canada has been welcoming television (TV) and film personnel ever since the industry reopened last summer— and now it’s booming.

By Mohanad Moetaz

Mendicino announces 2 new immigration programs for Hongkongers Recent grads and workers in Canada who have a Hong Kong passport have more pathways to permanent residence.

On June 8, Immigration Minister Marco Mendicino unveiled two new immigration streams, which offer a path to permanent residence for eligible Hongkongers in Canada who are workers or recent graduates.

By Shelby Thevenot

Canada lost more jobs amid third-wave restrictions Statistics Canada's snapshot of the labour market in May shows tighter restrictions led to more job losses, especially in part-time work.

Employment in Canada fell for a second month in a row as provinces ramped up public health measures to flatten the curve on the third wave of coronavirus cases.

By Shelby Thevenot

Spotlight on Criminal Inadmissibility: What It Is, What It Means, and What To Do About It How Canada handles travellers with criminal records and possible avenues for overcoming inadmissibility.

The ongoing process of vaccinating Canadian and U.S. populations gives hope that the Canada-U.S. border will open for non-essential crossings sometime this summer. It is worthwhile then, to understand criminal inadmissibility, which can affect your trip to Canada.

By Michael Schwartz

Expedited work permits under CUKTCA Post-Brexit expedited work permit processing for U.K. nationals

U.K. nationals are now able to apply for expedited work permits to work in Canada.

By Shelby Thevenot

Many U.S. employers look to expand to Canada for more access to talent About 31 per cent of surveyed U.S. employers explicitly said they were expanding to Canada to hire foreign talent.

The majority of U.S. employers in a recent survey said they are either considering expanding to Canada or have already set up shop.

By Shelby Thevenot