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WARMINGTON: Federal government advertising that door is wide open to foreign workers

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WARMINGTON: Federal government advertising that door is wide open to foreign workers

Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada post puts call out for 'experienced skilled workers' to come to Canada

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Reminiscent of former prime minister Justin Trudeau’s famous social media invitation a decade ago, Canada’s “come on in” welcome sign has again been placed in the country’s front window to entice foreign workers.

WARMINGTON: Federal government advertising that door is wide open to foreign workers Back to video

As funding for private college students’ loans in Ontario are on hold amid a financial audit and some high-profile industries lay off staff, the federal government is recruiting international labour to move to Canada.

“Are you an experienced skilled worker interested in immigrating to Canada and strengthening key sectors of our economy?” Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada posted on X.

Are you an experienced skilled worker interested in immigrating to Canada and strengthening key sectors of our economy? We’re looking........

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