Ontario Introduces New Job Posting Rules Effective January 1, 2026: What Employers Need to Know
Ontario employers who advertise publicly advertised job postings should prepare for major compliance changes beginning January 1, 2026. Ontario has introduced new requirements under O. Reg. 476/24 under the Employment Standards Act (ESA) that affect how job postings must be written and how hiring information must be disclosed. These changes are designed to increase transparency […]
Canadian Work Permit Guide for Colombian Citizens
Canada continues to welcome skilled talent from around the world, and Colombian nationals who are interested in working in Canada may have options depending on the type of job offer, work category, and immigration pathway. Whether you are a professional, skilled worker, or a temporary worker exploring Canadian opportunities, it is important to understand the […]
Canada Introduces New Restrictions on Steel Imports: What Businesses and Cross-Border Companies Should Know
Canada has announced a new round of restrictions affecting steel and steel-related imports. These measures, which took effect in late December 2025, significantly change how certain steel products and derivative goods are treated at the border. While these rules are primarily trade-related, they may have real implications for businesses operating in Canada, including manufacturers, construction […]
Canada Updates Citizenship by Descent Rules Under Bill C-3
Canada has officially implemented new citizenship rules that affect Canadians born or adopted outside the country, and their children. These changes are now in force under Bill C-3, an amendment to the Citizenship Act, and are intended to make citizenship law clearer and more consistent for modern Canadian families living internationally. If you were affected […]
Canada PGWP Rules 2025: New Eligibility Updates for International Students
Canada has issued an important update to its Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) program that directly affects international students graduating in 2025 and beyond. The update clarifies eligibility rules around language requirements, field of study, and study permit timing, resolving confusion that followed earlier policy changes. If you are an international student in Canada—or planning to […]
Criminal Rehabilitation & TRPs: Overcoming Inadmissibility to Canada
Canada has strict rules about who may enter the country. Even a single past conviction—even one that seems minor or happened many years ago—can make a person inadmissible to Canada. This includes offenses such as driving under the influence (DUI/DWI), theft, assault, fraud, drug-related offenses, and more. For individuals who need to travel to Canada despite a […]
Buy a Franchise in Canada for Work Permit & PR | C11 Explained
Many international entrepreneurs are looking at Canada as the next destination to expand their business. One of the most practical ways to enter the Canadian market is through purchasing a franchise. Whether it’s a restaurant, retail operation, tutoring center, or service brand, Canada has a strong and growing franchise industry — and the Canadian immigration […]
Hiring Chilean Workers in Canada | LMIA vs LMIA-Exempt Options
Canadian employers in fast-moving industries often need a hiring plan that is realistic, compliant, and quick to implement. If you are considering a candidate who is a citizen of Chile, there are multiple routes to bring that person to Canada—some that require an LMIA, and others that may be LMIA-exempt depending on the role, the worker’s […]
Canada Eases PR Pathway Immigration for International Doctors
Canada has announced new immigration measures designed to help address physician shortages across the country. These changes aim to make it easier for internationally trained doctors who are already contributing to Canada’s healthcare system to transition to permanent residence. These steps come as provinces and territories continue to face long wait times, gaps in primary […]
Canada’s Haiti Crisis Travel Measures: Help for Citizens & PRs
The security situation in Haiti has continued to worsen, leading to ongoing instability in Port-au-Prince and surrounding regions. In response, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has activated special measures to help Canadians, permanent residents, and eligible family members who are directly affected and may need to return to Canada quickly. These measures are designed […]