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Just about any specialty in medicine pays very well and doctors are almost universally highly-respected in Canada – but not all specialties pay the same. Even in the rarified world of doctors’ salaries, there are those who do better financially than their colleagues who went into other specialties. In its Physicians in Canada, 2019 report
Immigration to Canada is expected to quickly rebound in the second half of this year as the labour market roars back to life and stringent COVID-19 public health restrictions are relaxed. That’s particularly good news for those hoping to come to Canada under the Federal Skilled Worker Program, the Federal Skilled Trades Program, or the
Healthcare and construction jobs are booming and providing new opportunities for those who want to immigrate to Canada as the country’s economy roars back to life in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. “There were 553,500 job vacancies in the first quarter of 2021, up by 40,700, or 7.9 per cent, from the same quarter
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
Many Canadian employers find themselves facing labour shortages, meaning jobs in the trades can provide a very good living for highly-skilled workers willing to avail themselves of these opportunities. Canada’s national statistical agency, Statistics Canada, has tracked the earnings power of many people in the trades to get a clearer picture of just how much
Eight IT jobs stand out as particularly great opportunities in 2021 after Canada’s push to bring in information technology specialists through the Global Talent Stream opened the door to permanent residency wider for them two years ago. Canada broadened the scope of the Global Talent Stream (GTS) in 2019 to allow a dozen occupations to
Restrictions imposed to combat the third wave of the COVID-19 pandemic took their toll on the Canada jobs picture in April, new figures show. The federal government Labour Market Survey reveals employment fell by 207,100 jobs during the month, as several provinces were forced into new lockdowns. Unemployment rose from 7.5 percent to 8.1 percent,
Canada’s unemployment rate dropped to its lowest level since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic in March, according to the latest federal government figures released Friday. The Statistics Canada Labour Market Survey recorded unemployment of 7.5 percent, as Canada jobs increased by 303,100 during the month, moving employment within 1.5 percent of pre-COVID levels. The
Canada saw an employment rebound in February, adding 259,000 jobs and seeing the lowest unemployment since March 2020, when COVID-19 restrictions were first imposed. The Canada jobs Labour Market Survey saw an unemployment rate of 8.2 percent, as the major provinces of Quebec and Ontario spearheaded the recovery. Stakeholders will be hoping the figures are
