LMIA Work Permits in Winnipeg: What Employers and Foreign Workers Need to Know
6th, Jan 2026
Canada faces a mounting challenge as nearly one million work permits have expired by late 2025, with close to another million set to lapse throughout 2026.
This could result in roughly two million individuals without legal status by mid-2026, with South Asian nationals comprising approximately half of this figure.
The situation has intensified due to recent policy shifts that have narrowed pathways to permanent residency, particularly affecting international students and temporary workers. Communities are already witnessing social strain, with makeshift settlements emerging and exploitation by unscrupulous operators targeting vulnerable populations.
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