Foreign worker protection rules are not just regulations on paper—they are enforceable obligations.
Saskatchewan Secures Historic First Conviction Under Foreign Worker Protection Legislation The Government of Saskatchewan has announced a landmark legal development regarding the province’s labour regulations.
Rural B.C. Communities Urge Province to Support Foreign Worker Program Changes
Rural communities across British Columbia are collectively appealing to the provincial government to support significant changes to foreign worker programs. The appeal stems from the
New TFWP Changes: Employers Must Prioritize Youth and Extend Job Advertising
Although rural employers now benefit from a 15% cap-instead of the usual 10% cap, all employers must now advertise for longer and must try to
Senate Approval of Bill C-12 Leaves Migrant Workers Vulnerable
The recent passage of Bill C-12 through the Senate has ignited significant debate regarding the protection of migrant workers in Canada. While the legislation has
Canada Unveils New Path to Permanent Residency for 33,000 Temporary Workers
The Canadian government has announced the immediate launch of a significant new initiative designed to transition a substantial number of temporary workers into permanent residents.
Growing Anxiety in the Hardware Sector Over Temporary Foreign Worker Shortages
The hardware retail sector is currently navigating a period of heightened concern regarding its operational stability. Recent reports indicate that business owners are increasingly anxious
Temporary Worker Intake Plummets: Canada Registers Two-Year Low in Foreign Arrivals
Official data released this week indicates a significant slowdown in the inflow of temporary foreign workers (TFWs) to Canada. The nation has recorded its lowest
Canada struggles to retain its highly skilled immigrants
A new national analysis shows that highly skilled immigrants, those with advanced degrees or expertise in fields such as engineering, ICT, and healthcare, are twice
Canada tightens the Temporary Foreign Worker Program: higher wages, fewer approvals
On October 21, 2024, Canada’s Minister of Employment, Randy Boissonnault, unveiled updates to the Temporary Foreign Worker (TFW) Program. The changes, set to take effect on November 8,
Minister Boissonnault reducing the number of temporary foreign workers in Canada
The Temporary Foreign Worker (TFW) Program is designed as an extraordinary measure to be used only when qualified Canadians and permanent residents are not able
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