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Jas Indian Cuisine in Winnipeg, Manitoba (R2X 1R3) is looking for a restaurant manager at $31.00/hr. This restaurant manager position at $31.00/hr in Winnipeg reflects the going rate for skilled roles in Manitoba's food service sector, where TFW approvals are common despite local talent pools. It's interesting how employers like Jas Indian Cuisine justify needing foreign workers when hospitality management experience is widely available among Canadians. Does the LMIA truly reflect a lack of qualified locals, or could improved local hiring outreach fill these spots? Please share this with any Canadians you know who qualify to help them land the job, and post it to Facebook groups or X for other communities to apply. View posting: https://jobwatchcanada.com/jobs/47276601 Resources: Explore the LMIA Map Learn about the LMIA program Report TFW abuse Learn more at https://jobwatchcanada.com | Visit jobwatchhq.com

MEAT THE BUN in Edmonton, Alberta (T6X 2H4) is looking for a restaurant manager at $36.20/hr. This restaurant manager position at MEAT THE BUN in Edmonton pays $36.20 per hour, which sits above Alberta's median for the role. One wonders if local applicants were truly unavailable, as required under LMIA rules, or what specific recruitment efforts the employer undertook. Share this with any Canadians you know who might qualify to help them land the job. Also, post it in relevant Facebook groups or on X to connect more qualified locals with these TFW postings. View posting: https://jobwatchcanada.com/jobs/47231364 Resources: Explore the LMIA Map Learn about the LMIA program Report TFW abuse Learn more at https://jobwatchcanada.com | Visit jobwatchhq.com

NORTHERN CASTLE TRUCKING in Calgary, Alberta (T2C 1G1) is looking for a truck driver, long haul at $36.60/hr. This long-haul truck driver position in Calgary pays a solid $36.60 per hour, which aligns with prevailing rates for the role in Alberta. As a TFW posting, it raises questions about whether local recruitment efforts were truly exhausted or if the LMIA process adequately tested the Canadian labour market first. Have Canadians been given a fair shot at these jobs? Please share this with any qualified Canadians you know to help them apply, and post it to Facebook groups or X for truckers to boost local hires. View posting: https://jobwatchcanada.com/jobs/47195933 Resources: Explore the LMIA Map Learn about the LMIA program Report TFW abuse Learn more at https://jobwatchcanada.com | Visit jobwatchhq.com

Pizza Hut in Grande Prairie, Alberta (T8V 4K5) is looking for a food service supervisor at $19.00/hr. Pizza Hut in Grande Prairie is offering a food service supervisor role at $19 per hour under the TFW program. It's interesting to see fast-food supervision listed as a position needing foreign workers in Alberta's north. Does this wage truly reflect a shortage of qualified Canadians, or is the LMIA process overlooking local talent? Share this with any Canadians you know who might qualify to help get them hired, and post it to Facebook or X groups so more folks can apply. View posting: https://jobwatchcanada.com/jobs/47105540 Resources: Explore the LMIA Map Learn about the LMIA program Report TFW abuse Learn more at https://jobwatchcanada.com | Visit jobwatchhq.com

Tim Hortons in Langford, British Columbia (V9B 0L9) received government approval to hire a TFW for baker position at $18.00/hr instead of a Canadian. Tim Hortons, the massive Canadian chain, has secured government-approved LMIA to hire a foreign baker in Langford, BC, at $18.00/hr—meaning Ottawa's already given the green light over local hires. Absurd that a profitable behemoth with hundreds of spots nationwide claims zero Canadians want this gig, despite entry-level bakery work being a staple for young workers everywhere. What did their "exhaustive" recruitment entail—did they even post locally or train staff from their endless applicant pool? Why can't a chain raking in billions retain or upskill Canadians instead of tapping the TFW program? Share this with qualified Canadians you know to snag the job, and cross-post to other communities to get locals applying. View posting: https://jobwatchcanada.com/jobs/46968031 Resources: Explore the LMIA Map Learn about the LMIA program Report TFW abuse Learn more at https://jobwatchcanada.com | Visit jobwatchhq.com

@rottenappIe I would think it depends on the type of business. If they were sole proprietors, then the individual would be charged which wouldn’t be smart in situations like these. I would bet they’re corporations so in reality, then can be fined, I’m assuming declare bankruptcy, then just shut down and boot up again. I’m incredibly ignorant when it comes to the business side of things like that, but there’s not a whole lot stopping them from closing up shop when their business is fined. And if the business has no money and can’t pay, they shut down.

This post on the LMIASCAMS subreddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/LMIASCAMS/comments/1pmbfof/mass_immigration_protest_is_planned_for_january/ received a fair amount of hate in the comments from people who think we are white supremacist Nazi fascists. I expected the upvotes to be skewed toward the lower end, however, they were above about 85% positive. It always surprises me to see the wide range of opinions on posts like this because we do have a Canada-wide problem, but there are some that refuse to believe it/see it, and those that can read the writing on the wall. I'd like to think that those leaving comments to that effect are the loud minority (which I believe to be the case) and is usually the case in other respects. i think most of us have a rational, tempered, and reasonable view on the TFW program, immigration and the state of things as a whole. It's a shame that when you try to say "hey, businesses, consultancies, the government, and certain foreigners alike, might be gaming our system a little bit - look at these strange occurrences," you become branded with the "word of the month" so to speak. I don't find myself leaning heavily one way or the other, but the people that come out and leave comments on posts like this: 1. all sound the same in their rhetoric, and 2. don't seem to think that we have a bit of an immigration problem on our hands. I don't have a whole lot more to add here, but if you check out the comments, let me know what you think about the discussion as a whole.

Day To Day Abbotsford in Abbotsford, British Columbia (V2T 1V4) is looking for a store manager - retail at $40.90/hr. This retail store manager position in Abbotsford pays $40.90 per hour under a TFW posting, which sits above the provincial median for similar roles. One wonders if the employer truly exhausted local recruitment efforts as required by LMIA guidelines, or what specific skills gap justifies bringing in foreign labour at this wage. Share this with any Canadians you know who might qualify to help fill it locally. Also post it to Facebook groups or X for jobs in BC to get more qualified applicants applying. View posting: https://jobwatchcanada.com/jobs/46913729 Resources: Explore the LMIA Map Learn about the LMIA program Report TFW abuse Learn more at https://jobwatchcanada.com | Visit jobwatchhq.com

Triple s truck repair inc in Brampton, Ontario (L6T 4M2) is looking for a welder at $36.10/hr. This welder position at $36.10/hr in Brampton is posted as a TFW job, suggesting the employer couldn't find qualified local talent despite the competitive wage. One wonders if the LMIA process truly reflects a thorough local recruitment effort, or if broader factors like training gaps play a role. Share this with any Canadians you know who weld or have the skills—they might be a great fit. Post it to Facebook groups or X for truck repair pros to help get Canadians hired first. View posting: https://jobwatchcanada.com/jobs/46936113 Resources: Explore the LMIA Map Learn about the LMIA program Report TFW abuse Learn more at https://jobwatchcanada.com | Visit jobwatchhq.com

McDonald's Restaurant in 100 Mile House, British Columbia (V0K 2E1) is looking for a food service supervisor at $22.00/hr. A food service supervisor role at McDonald's in 100 Mile House paying $22 per hour is posted as a TFW position, which raises a quiet eyebrow given the local labour market. One wonders if employers truly exhausted all options for Canadian hires before seeking LMIA approval, or if the wage fully reflects prevailing rates in rural BC. Does the program genuinely address shortages here, or is it more about cost efficiencies? Share this with any Canadians you know who might qualify to help fill it locally, and post it to Facebook groups or X for others seeking work in the area. View posting: https://jobwatchcanada.com/jobs/46753227 Resources: Explore the LMIA Map Learn about the LMIA program Report TFW abuse Learn more at https://jobwatchcanada.com | Visit jobwatchhq.com

Photon Transport in Laval, Quebec (H7W 4C6) is looking for a administrative assistant at $35.00/hr. Photon Transport in Laval is offering an administrative assistant role at $35/hr under the TFW program, which suggests they're seeking a temporary foreign worker for this position. It's interesting how such a standard office job in Quebec justifies bypassing local hires. Does the LMIA application truly demonstrate that no qualified Canadians were available? Share this with any Canadians you know who might fit the bill to help them land it, and post it to Facebook or X groups so more folks can apply. View posting: https://jobwatchcanada.com/jobs/46779911 Resources: Explore the LMIA Map Learn about the LMIA program Report TFW abuse Learn more at https://jobwatchcanada.com | Visit jobwatchhq.com

MILE STONE DRYWALL LTD in Calgary, Alberta (T1Y 5E4) is looking for a drywall installer at $36.05/hr. This drywall installer position in Calgary pays $36.05 per hour, which sits at the higher end for the trade in Alberta. It's flagged as a TFW posting, raising questions about whether local workers were truly unavailable despite the wage level. Does the employer's LMIA application detail specific recruitment efforts for Canadians? Share this with any Canadians you know who might qualify to help them land the job, and post it to Facebook or X groups so more folks can apply. View posting: https://jobwatchcanada.com/jobs/46785954 Resources: Explore the LMIA Map Learn about the LMIA program Report TFW abuse Learn more at https://jobwatchcanada.com | Visit jobwatchhq.com

IGA extra in Québec, Quebec (G1W 4S6) is looking for a executive assistant at $35.00-$40.00/hr. IGA Extra in Québec is offering an executive assistant role at $35-40/hr as a TFW posting, which sits at the higher end for such positions in the province. One wonders if they've truly tested the local labour market or if this reflects genuine challenges in finding qualified Canadian candidates. Does the LMIA application highlight specific shortages that couldn't be filled domestically? Please share this with any Canadians you know who might qualify to help get them in the door, and post it to Facebook or X groups so more folks can apply. View posting: https://jobwatchcanada.com/jobs/47161352 Resources: Explore the LMIA Map Learn about the LMIA program Report TFW abuse Learn more at https://jobwatchcanada.com | Visit jobwatchhq.com

Pro Max Trucking Ltd. in Surrey, British Columbia (V3R 7S2) is looking for a truck drivers foreman/woman at $37.00/hr. This TFW posting for a truck drivers foreman in Surrey offers $37/hour, which sits at the higher end for such roles in BC. It's interesting how employers like Pro Max Trucking justify needing foreign workers despite ongoing driver shortages among locals. Does the LMIA truly reflect efforts to hire Canadians first, or is it more about wage thresholds? Share this with any Canadians you know who might qualify to help get them in the door, and post it to Facebook or X groups so more folks can apply. View posting: https://jobwatchcanada.com/jobs/46967536 Resources: Explore the LMIA Map Learn about the LMIA program Report TFW abuse Learn more at https://jobwatchcanada.com | Visit jobwatchhq.com

Gurpal Singh Matharu in Surrey, British Columbia (V3R 1W1) is looking for a child caregiver - private home at $20.00/hr. This child caregiver position in Surrey pays $20 per hour in a private home, which aligns with the upper end of typical rates for such TFW roles. One wonders if the employer truly demonstrated in their LMIA application that no local workers were available at this wage. It's also worth questioning how the program's labour market test holds up when family-based caregiving often relies on flexible, community-sourced help. Share this with any Canadians you know who might qualify to help get them hired, and post it to Facebook or X groups so more locals can apply. View posting: https://jobwatchcanada.com/jobs/46901410 Resources: Explore the LMIA Map Learn about the LMIA program Report TFW abuse Learn more at https://jobwatchcanada.com | Visit jobwatchhq.com

Tim Hortons in Langford, British Columbia (V9B 0L9) is looking for a baker at $18.00/hr. Tim Hortons in Langford is offering a baker position at $18 per hour under the TFW program, which sits around the lower end of BC's median wage for the role. One wonders if they've truly tested the local labour market or if this reflects ongoing challenges in attracting Canadian bakers at that rate. Does the LMIA application detail specific recruitment efforts that fell short? Please share this with any Canadians you know who might qualify to help get them hired, and post it to Facebook groups or X to connect more folks with these opportunities. View posting: https://jobwatchcanada.com/jobs/46968031 Resources: Explore the LMIA Map Learn about the LMIA program Report TFW abuse Learn more at https://jobwatchcanada.com | Visit jobwatchhq.com

Pizza Pizza in Montréal, Quebec (H1Z 3G3) is looking for a restaurant manager at $35.00/hr. Pizza Pizza is offering $35.00/hr for a restaurant manager role in Montréal under the TFW program, which seems competitive for the area. One wonders if they've truly tested the local labour market as required for an LMIA, or what specific challenges they're facing in hiring from the domestic pool. Does the posting detail any recruitment efforts aimed at Canadians or Quebec residents first? Please share this with any qualified Canadians you know to help them land the job, and post it to Facebook groups or X to get more locals applying. View posting: https://jobwatchcanada.com/jobs/47104247 Resources: Explore the LMIA Map Learn about the LMIA program Report TFW abuse Learn more at https://jobwatchcanada.com | Visit jobwatchhq.com

Quality Inn in Nanaimo, British Columbia (V9R 2R7) is looking for a hotel clerk supervisor at $37.10/hr. This hotel clerk supervisor role at Quality Inn in Nanaimo pays a solid $37.10 per hour, which sits above provincial medians for similar supervisory work in BC. It's flagged as a TFW posting, raising mild curiosity about why local talent isn't filling it despite the wage. Does the employer truly demonstrate that no qualified Canadians are available, as required under LMIA rules? Or is the justification more about ongoing recruitment challenges? Share this with any Canadians you know who might qualify to help get them hired, and post it to Facebook or X communities so more folks can apply. View posting: https://jobwatchcanada.com/jobs/47104038 Resources: Explore the LMIA Map Learn about the LMIA program Report TFW abuse Learn more at https://jobwatchcanada.com | Visit jobwatchhq.com

Aesthetic Constructions Ltd in Calgary, Alberta (T2A 7W2) is looking for a carpenter at $36.00/hr. This Calgary carpenter posting at $36/hour from Aesthetic Constructions Ltd is a standard TFW listing, suggesting they may have struggled to find local talent despite the wage being competitive for the area. One wonders if the LMIA truly reflects a lack of available Canadians or if recruitment efforts were as thorough as claimed. Share this with any skilled Canadians you know who might qualify to help fill these roles domestically. Also, post it to Facebook groups or X for tradies to boost local applications. View posting: https://jobwatchcanada.com/jobs/46877194 Resources: Explore the LMIA Map Learn about the LMIA program Report TFW abuse Learn more at https://jobwatchcanada.com | Visit jobwatchhq.com

Jignasha Food Corporation in Sudbury, Ontario (P3B 3Y6) is looking for a restaurant supervisor at $36.00/hr. This restaurant supervisor position in Sudbury offers $36.00 per hour, which sits above provincial medians for similar roles. It's flagged as a TFW posting, raising questions about whether local recruitment efforts were truly exhausted or if the wage fully reflects Sudbury's living costs. Does the LMIA application detail specific challenges in hiring Canadians for this spot? Share this with any Canadians you know who might qualify to help them land it, and post to Facebook or X groups so more folks can apply. View posting: https://jobwatchcanada.com/jobs/46931809 Resources: Explore the LMIA Map Learn about the LMIA program Report TFW abuse Learn more at https://jobwatchcanada.com | Visit jobwatchhq.com