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Canada’s Highest Salary Jobs in 2025

Canada has solidified its position as an ideal destination for highly skilled professionals, particularly in technological and scientific fields. With a dynamic economy, inclusive policies, and a growing demand for specialized workers, professional opportunities in the country are multiplying, especially in sectors such as technology, artificial intelligence, and healthcare. Jobs Across the World offers a […]

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Tech Talent Finds Canadian Immigration Much Easier Than US

As the United States and the Trump administration are closing the door on skilled immigrants, Canada, is doing the exact opposite. Capitalizing on the opportunity to attract skilled tech workers, Canada has initiated visa programs like the Global Talent Stream, similar to the U.S. H-1B program.  There is a speedy processing turnaround, about a month

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$100,000 Recruitment Campaign Seeks US Tech Workers for Canada

A Kitchener company that highlights the Canadian tech sector advertises on nine billboards in the Silicon Valley. They are hoping to lure skilled techies to move north. The full-size billboards are located at highlighted points from Santa Clara to San Francisco in California. Communitech spent $100,000 on the advertisement asking, “What if I lose my

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Canadian Employment Soars in June 2020

The Canadian economy saw a significant rebounding in June, after the shutdown in April and May   Ontario saw the largest increase in Canadian jobs, with an additional 378,000 positions since the pandemic caused businesses to close their doors. Carla Qualtrough, Canada’s employment minister, said the job increases were a sign the government’s reopening plan

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Labor Shortage in Ontario Leads to Request for More Immigrants

The province of Ontario is requesting the Canadian federal government to double the number of economic immigrants allowed to relocate to the region. They are hoping this will provide workers for the skilled labor shortage the province is experiencing. Vic Fedeli, the economic development minister, said the added growth of the Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program

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