EDMONTON -- Alberta’s labour market caught fire in June. The province added a whopping 22,000 jobs in June from the previous month -- the largest gain since May 2006 and the ...

On June 24, 2011, the Government of Canada introduced substantive changes to the Federal Skilled Worker Class. The new rules will affect all new applications effectively immediately. Under existing policy, ...

unemployment rate jumps to 7-year high Almost 15,000 people in Alberta lost their jobs last month, jacking the provincial unemployment rate up to a seven-year high as companies trimmed their payrolls ...

One of the most visited posts at How to Live in Canada is the Canada new immigration rules for 2009. There, I’ve mentioned the list of the 38 occupations in ...

Local restaurant owner says province, Ottawa aren’t aligned in immigration goals Mohinde Jit Singh saw an opportunity in southeastern New Brunswick about six years ago and took it when he moved ...

An economic crisis in Iceland may result in more workers from the country finding employment in Manitoba. The province’s labour minister travelled to Iceland to assess the feasibility of recruiting construction ...

Officials at River Valley Health say hiring nurses from across the globe is one way the region is battling a significant shortage. Andrea Stierle-MacNeill, River Valley Health’s regional manager of recruitment ...

Employment in Canada's manufacturing industry has dropped, but the sector still faces a labor shortage as companies move to making higher-value added products that require a skilled workforce, a think ...

In the next three to six months Saskatchewan is to become home to nearly 300 nurses from the Philippines thanks to a major recruitment drive. A delegation from the province -- ...

A London conference is told 2 1/2 million more workers will be needed in Canada by 2025. Hiring immigrants has become a “make or break issue” in Canada, an economist told ...