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Toronto is a magnet for attracting some of the brightest tech workers in North America, a study released by a leading commercial real estate firm reveals. In its 2021 Scoring Tech Talent report, CBRE again places Toronto high among the top cities for the tech sector. In the last five years, Toronto attracted 81,200 tech
Canada’s open and welcoming immigration policies are attracting so many highly skilled immigrants to the country that American lawmakers are now getting jealous and wondering what they can do to curb their brain drain. During a meeting of a subcommittee on immigration and citizenship of the United States House Committee on the Judiciary, experts cast
Amazon is on a tech worker hiring blitz in Canada in a move largely anticipated by experts who predicted earlier this year that Ottawa’s progressive immigration policies were likely going to lure American tech giants north. Venture capitalist Chris Albinson, the incoming CEO of Communitech, saw the writing on the wall in May and warned
Job seekers looking for the best place to land a job in the information technology sector in Canada will do best by checking out opportunities in Toronto, Ottawa, Vancouver, the Waterloo region and Montreal, reports the research division of the biggest commercial realtor in the world. “These locations possess the strongest combination of attributes that
British Columbia immigration has issued 74 invitations to skilled workers and international graduates in a new BC PNP Tech Pilot draw. The September 22 draw featured invitations through four streams of the British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program. Minimum scores were 80 for all four streams. The featured streams were: SI – Skilled Worker SI –
Tech companies that hire immigrants with skills that complement those of their local workers get a boost in employee productivity in the long run, a new study reveals. But the effect isn’t immediate. It can take up to a decade for that uptick in productivity to show up. In Immigration and Firm Productivity: Evidence from
British Columbia immigration has issued 72 invitations to skilled workers and international graduates in a new BC PNP Tech Pilot draw. The August 25 draw featured invitations through four streams of the British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program. Minimum scores were 80 for all four streams. The featured streams were: SI – Skilled Worker SI –
Ontario immigration has issued 190 Notifications of Interest in the first draw of 2020 through its Express Entry Skilled Trades Stream. The April 29 draw was targeted at 14 specific skilled trades National Occupational Classification (NOC) codes. Those occupation were: 7235 Structural metal and platework fabricators and fitters 7236 Ironworkers 7241 Electricians 7244 Electrical power
Ontario immigration has dramatically expanded the scope of its popular Employer Job Offer: In-Demand Skills Stream by adding 13 new eligible manufacturing occupations. In changes announced on July 2, 2020, the settlement fund requirement has also been removed from the Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program stream. The new occupations – for positions based outside the Greater
Ontario immigration has issued 758 Notifications of Interest in a new draw through its Express Entry Skilled Trades Stream. The June 17 draw targeted candidates with Comprehensive Ranking System scores in the range of 400 to 436. Candidates were required to have submitted Express Entry profiles into the federal pool within the last 12 months
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