foreign workers

How to spot a fake Canadian job offer Tips to avoid scams and find real jobs in Canada.

Scammers know job-seekers are in a vulnerable position, and willing to provide their personal information or even money to secure a job in Canada. If you have fallen for a scam, you are not alone.

By Shelby Thevenot

How Canadian employers can hire immigrants permanently An article for Canadian employers who want to hire a foreign worker through the Express Entry system.

Canada’s Express Entry system is the main immigration pathway for foreign workers, but it is only open to “skilled” occupations. In this article, we will help you understand what is considered to be a “skilled” occupation, what makes a “valid job offer,” and how to help your new employees to become permanent residents.

By Shelby Thevenot

How to hire immigrants for jobs in Canada Learn about the process for hiring foreign employees to work in Canada.

Every year, Canadian employers fill hundreds of thousands of jobs with foreign workers.

By Shelby Thevenot

How to write a Canadian resume The "dos" and "don'ts" of writing a Canadian-style resume.

This is not another article telling you to spell-check your resume—but do spell-check your resume. We’re going to cover the not-so-obvious tips for getting your foot in the door to your Canadian dream job.

By Shelby Thevenot

It is now easier to get a Bridging Open Work Permit in Canada Immigration applicants no longer need to wait until 4 months before their work permit expires to apply for a BOWP. They may be eligible for a BOWP even if their work permit expired.

Canada recently announced changes to the Bridging Open Work Permit (BOWP) program that will make it more accessible.

By Shelby Thevenot

Ontario labour minister seeks more immigration and better worker conditions If passed, the new legislation would make it easier for immigrants to work in regulated occupations, ban non-compete agreements, implement a "disconnect from work" policy for certain employers, and more.

Ontario’s minister of labour, who also oversees immigration, is calling for legislative changes to make the province a more attractive place to work.

By Shelby Thevenot

Graphic designers now among film and TV workers who can get expedited work permits A new public policy allows graphic designers working on film and TV production in Canada to skip the lengthy and expensive LMIA process.

If you are a graphic designer working on a live-action film or TV show, coming to Canada just became easier.

By Michael Schwartz

What to do when your PR card expires outside Canada PR cards cannot be re-issued outside Canada, but Permanent Resident Travel Documents (PRTDs) can.

A permanent resident (PR) of Canada might leave Canada for some time. If that person wants to return, they must present their PR card, which confirms their PR status.

By Michael Schwartz

What you need to know about coming to Canada as a performing artist Depending on the work you’re doing in Canada, you may not need a work permit to perform.

Typically, Canada requires foreign nationals who want to work in Canada to have work permits. However, Canada also has several exceptions to this rule.

By Michael Schwartz