Labour Mobility

Internationally trained nurses, teachers, engineers and tradespeople in New Brunswick will have easier access to Canadian licensing after the province secured $9,986,323… …

A national digital credential network that already connects most of Canada’s colleges and universities is positioned to support the country’s skilled trades… …

Most small businesses across Canada report no improvement in cross-provincial trade despite higher government grades on interprovincial trade reform, according to a… …

The New Brunswick government has introduced amendments to the Apprenticeship and Occupational Certification Act that would automatically recognize trade certificates from other… …

Manitoba has introduced a faster registration process for internationally trained pharmacists that reduces licensing timelines from four and a half years to… …

Canada’s Building Trades Unions has unanimously passed a resolution to harmonize national safety certification standards for construction workers, aiming to eliminate interprovincial… …

Ontario will allow professionals certified in other provinces to begin working within 10 business days starting Jan. 1, 2026, once a regulator… …

Ontario will automatically recognize credentials for doctors and nurses licensed in other Canadian provinces under legislation introduced Monday, part of a broader… …

By Allison Jones Ontario Labour Minister David Piccini is set to introduce legislation next week intended to make it easier for health professionals… …

Ontario will slash professional licensing wait times for out-of-province workers from several months to just 10 days starting January 1, 2026, according… …