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Who Is the Employer in an LMIA Application?

EN简体中文繁體中文 ESDC clarifies how it identifies the employer. Businesses with multiple entities should review their arrangements carefully. The company signing an LMIA application is not necessarily the employer Service Canada recognizes. The assessment considers the actual employment relationship, rather than the name on the application alone. Complex corporate structures can create a gap between the

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Canada’s New Student Work Placement Rules: Eligible Students No Longer Need a Separate Co-op Work Permit

From April 1, 2026, eligible post-secondary international students doing a required co-op or placement no longer need a separate Co-op Work Permit. But only a form was removed, not the criteria — the model shifts from “approval first” to “self-check first,” moving the verification burden earlier.

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