The federal government’s newest work permit program to attract technology workers to Canada reached capacity only one day after its launch.
As we highlighted in our previous blog post, Canada has … Read More
As we discussed in a previous blog, Canada has announced bold new plans for attracting tech workers to the country – including opening the door to U.S. H-1B specialty visa … Read More
Employers looking to upgrade their foreign workers’ skills to address critical labour shortages will benefit from a new temporary measure introduced by the federal government.
Effective immediately, foreign nationals with a … Read More
The Canadian government has announced a new Tech Talent Strategy aimed at making it easier for workers in high-tech industries to come to Canada.
The Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship … Read More
Canadian citizens who have applied for U.S. immigration status may know that almost all immigration applications require an accounting of travel to and from the U.S. Traditionally, people who apply … Read More
If you are looking to hire a foreign national who is currently in Canada, a temporary public policy from Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) may help speed up your … Read More
Cross-border companies that want to expand their workforce in North America face unique challenges. However, there are several immigration strategies that companies can use to build a strong team that … Read More
Canadian residents travelling to the U.S. will no longer require proof of COVID-19 vaccination as of next week.
On May 1, the White House announced it would end vaccination requirements for … Read More
Update: On May 1, 2023, a tentative agreement was reached between 120,000 federal workers and the Treasury Board. The delays described in this blog may continue until backlogs are cleared.
More … Read More
Recently announced changes to Canada’s foreign-buyer ban on residential real estate provides new relief to certain non-Canadians looking to purchase a home in Canada.
In a December blog post, we discussed … Read More
