Practical articles on Canadian agriculture, farm careers, wages, worker wellbeing and life on the job, connected to current farm jobs and official guidance.
Agricultural work can involve machinery, livestock, chemicals, grain storage and remote worksites. Canada announced up to $1,071,532 over two years for the Canadian Agricultural Safety Association (CASA) to support national…
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The 2027 Agriculture Student Scholarship is accepting applications from eligible Saskatchewan students planning to begin…
Some temporary workers who are already in Canada may study for a short period without applying for a study permit under a time-limited…
Canada’s agricultural wage schedule was updated for October 1, 2026. The official table lists hourly rates by agricultural commodity…
On October 28, 2026, IRCC announced new monetary penalties for people who provide paid immigration or citizenship advice or…
IRCC says its Express Entry selection approach will place greater weight on talent connected to Canada’s economic needs. The October…
New resources announced for Prince Edward Island are intended to help farmers prepare for succession and the transfer of farm…
On October 28, 2026, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada launched a national engagement on the future of its agricultural science agenda…
Nunavut currently has no immigration pathway specifically for the territory. People planning to live or work there must qualify…
Northwest Territories farm and food work may include local production, greenhouses, livestock support, equipment, processing and rural…
Yukon agriculture includes local food production, greenhouses, livestock and rural businesses, but not every farm opening qualifies…
Newfoundland and Labrador offers work in horticulture, greenhouses, livestock, food production and processing. Identify the location…