LMIA Work Permits in Winnipeg: What Employers and Foreign Workers Need to Know
3rd, Nov 2025
Ontario is introducing comprehensive reforms to its driver's licence system through Bill 60, which links licensing eligibility directly to immigration status and work authorization.
Effective early 2026, the Ministry of Transportation will verify applicants' legal status in Canada before issuing or renewing licences.
The legislation prohibits temporary visitors from obtaining commercial driver's licences, ends automatic recognition of foreign licences from non-reciprocal countries, and mandates one year of Canadian driving experience before qualifying for Class A commercial licences.
These measures aim to enhance road safety, prevent fraud, and ensure only authorized individuals operate vehicles professionally across the province.
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