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🧠 Top 10 Skills Canadian Employers Want in 2025 🇨🇦

Canada uses DNA tests in some family immigration and citizenship cases

In this week’s issue, Canada uses DNA tests in some family immigration and citizenship cases, the new Francophone Mobility Work Permit supports French‑speaking workers outside Quebec, and Canada’s health sector continues to attract temporary foreign workers

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🧠 Top 10 Skills Canadian Employers Want in 2025 🇨🇦

🗣️ Communication & Collaboration

Canadian employers in 2025 are looking for people who can speak, write, and listen well. Teamwork is just as important – working respectfully with others helps everyone succeed.

💻 Tech Skills & Problem Solving

You’ll need to feel comfortable with digital tools like email, video calls, and basic software. Employers also want people who can think critically and solve problems on their own.

🔄 Adaptability & Initiative

Things change fast in today’s job market. Employers want workers who can adjust to new roles, take initiative, and keep learning on the job.

🇨🇦 Languages & Job-Specific Skills

Speaking English and French can help, especially in government and health care. Having the right training, like in skilled trades or tech, also boosts your chances of finding a job.

TRENDING NEWS

Canada’s health sector continues to attract temporary foreign workers in roles such as nurses, personal support workers, medical lab technologists, and allied health professionals – partly due to chronic labour shortages and streamlined federal immigration pathways. Read more

Canada uses DNA tests in some family immigration and citizenship cases to verify biological relationships when documentation is insufficient or inconsistent – a sensitive process typically initiated only when applicants fail to establish a family bond by other means. Read more

The new Francophone Mobility Work Permit supports French‑speaking workers outside Quebec by enabling them to gain Canadian work experience in designated communities – a bridge to permanent residence under the Francophone Community Immigration Pilot. Read more

Quebec employers face strict LMIA rules, language requirements and regional refusal periods when hiring temporary foreign workers – but exemptions apply for some CSQ holders, and priority occupations benefit from a streamlined facilitated process. Read more

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