Canada Low-Wage LMIA Rules 2026: Caps and Employer Limits
Canada’s 2026 low-wage LMIA rules include 10% and 20% caps, special limits for small employers and continued restrictions in higher-unemployment regions.
Canada’s 2026 low-wage LMIA rules include 10% and 20% caps, special limits for small employers and continued restrictions in higher-unemployment regions.
Federal student recruitment for 2027 includes current opportunities with CBSA, Veterans Affairs Canada and the Canadian Coast Guard.
A new Statistics Canada study finds lower trade-certification rates among childhood immigrants and earnings gaps among male journeypersons.
New Statistics Canada research shows that young people who spend a full year outside work, education or training can face significantly lower earnings several years later.
The University of Toronto’s Lester B. Pearson Scholarship 2027 cycle is open. Check eligibility, four-year funding, school nomination rules and the October-November 2026 deadlines.
Canada announced $3.5 billion in Rapid Response Supports for workers and employers, including EI flexibilities, workplace training, Job Bank enhancements and a new retention program.
Canada is investing up to $8.7 million in life sciences and biomanufacturing workforce training. Up to 1,800 people may receive support as the sector projects 65,000 additional workers by 2029.
Alberta’s August 25 AAIP update shows 2,043 nomination spaces remaining in 2026. See stream allocations, latest draws, priority sectors and the 36,255-person Worker EOI pool.
IRCC is preparing its annual study permit proof-of-funds update for September 1, 2026. See the current $22,895 amount, family requirements, acceptable evidence and what students should check before applying.
Canada launched a Transportation and Supply Chain Workforce Alliance on August 24, 2026. Here is what the new initiative means for labour shortages, skills, training and job seekers.