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July 8, 2026

Stricter rules for licensed consultants are welcome. But regulating those who are already regulated won’t stop immigration fraud if unlicensed consultants can still target vulnerable applicants.

July 6, 2026

Bringing top talent to Canada is important—but employers also need faster, more predictable immigration pathways to turn strategy into results.

Canada may lose over 100,000 agricultural jobs

As Canada advances in agricultural automation, a new report from the Conference Board of Canada reveals that nearly 104,000 farm jobs could be automated within

Stricter rules for licensed consultants are welcome. But regulating those who are already regulated won’t stop immigration fraud if unlicensed consultants can still target vulnerable applicants.

July 6, 2026

Bringing top talent to Canada is important—but employers also need faster, more predictable immigration pathways to turn strategy into results.

Canadian agriculture may suffer from proposed temporary immigration reductions

The 2024 federal budget’s proposed 5% reduction temporary immigration might significantly affect Canada’s agriculture sector and related businesses, removing about 600,000 temporary residents over three

Stricter rules for licensed consultants are welcome. But regulating those who are already regulated won’t stop immigration fraud if unlicensed consultants can still target vulnerable applicants.

July 6, 2026

Bringing top talent to Canada is important—but employers also need faster, more predictable immigration pathways to turn strategy into results.

Mexican Consulate asked Ontario Government to monitor compliance with agricultural worker rights

In early October, the Mexican Consulate participated in the provincial operational review meeting of the Seasonal Agricultural Workers Program (SAWP), convened by the Foreign Agricultural

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Stricter rules for licensed consultants are welcome. But regulating those who are already regulated won’t stop immigration fraud if unlicensed consultants can still target vulnerable applicants.

Bringing top talent to Canada is important—but employers also need faster, more predictable immigration pathways to turn strategy into results.

Canada may lose over 100,000 agricultural jobs

Stricter rules for licensed consultants are welcome. But regulating those who are already regulated won’t stop immigration fraud if unlicensed consultants can still target vulnerable applicants.

Bringing top talent to Canada is important—but employers also need faster, more predictable immigration pathways to turn strategy into results.

Canadian agriculture may suffer from proposed temporary immigration reductions

Stricter rules for licensed consultants are welcome. But regulating those who are already regulated won’t stop immigration fraud if unlicensed consultants can still target vulnerable applicants.

Bringing top talent to Canada is important—but employers also need faster, more predictable immigration pathways to turn strategy into results.

Mexican Consulate asked Ontario Government to monitor compliance with agricultural worker rights

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