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  Canada’s Immigration Cuts Deepening Its Ageing Workforce Problem Canada is facing a growing demographic challenge as its population ages, experienced employees approach retirement, and immigration policies shift towards lower temporary resident arrivals and more targeted permanent immigration. While the federal government is working to address housing affordability, infrastructure capacity, and pressure on public services, the changes are also raising important questions about Canada’s future workforce. Immigration has long played a significant role in Canada’s economic development. Newcomers contribute professional skills, fill job vacancies, establish businesses, and help support industries that need qualified workers. When fewer immigrants arrive, employers may find it more difficult to replace retiring employees and maintain workforce growth. In October 2026, the Bank of Canada highlighted how an ageing population and declining immigration are reshaping the economy by affect...

  Work Permits Expiring in 2026: Essential Guide for Temporary Residents in Canada By: New Jain Immigration ** Work permits expiring in 2026 ** will significantly impact **temporary residents in Canada**, according to recent **IRCC statistics**. In the first quarter alone, more than **314,000 work permits are expiring**, and by the end of the year, nearly **1.4 million permits will be expiring in Canada**. These numbers highlight the urgency for individuals affected by **IRCC work permit expiry** to take action early. Understanding ** Canada work permit 2026* * rules is critical to maintaining **legal status in Canada** and securing long-term immigration options.  Who Is Impacted by Work Permit Expiry in Canada? Most **Canada work permit expiry IRCC data** shows that affected individuals fall under the **International Mobility Program**, including: * **Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP)** holders * **Spousal Open Work Permit** holders * Other **temporary foreign ...