18
Reportable city markets
Each passes the public city-page quality threshold and contains a current LMIA-related signal.
City comparison
Compare current listing signals across reportable Canadian city markets, with employer breadth and occupation context behind every rank.
Counts describe TryJobFit's current public dataset, not every vacancy in a city and not the number of positive LMIA decisions issued by Canada.
105 quality-checked listings · 69% LMIA-related
73 quality-checked listings · 52% LMIA-related
66 quality-checked listings · 55% LMIA-related
35 quality-checked listings · 69% LMIA-related
40 quality-checked listings · 50% LMIA-related
20 quality-checked listings · 70% LMIA-related
25 quality-checked listings · 44% LMIA-related
20 quality-checked listings · 40% LMIA-related
13 quality-checked listings · 46% LMIA-related
12 quality-checked listings · 50% LMIA-related
11 quality-checked listings · 55% LMIA-related
11 quality-checked listings · 45% LMIA-related
10 quality-checked listings · 50% LMIA-related
8 quality-checked listings · 63% LMIA-related
15 quality-checked listings · 27% LMIA-related
14 quality-checked listings · 21% LMIA-related
8 quality-checked listings · 38% LMIA-related
9 quality-checked listings · 22% LMIA-related
18
Each passes the public city-page quality threshold and contains a current LMIA-related signal.
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Deduplicated employers attached to LMIA-related listings across the reportable city sample.
0 guarantees
Every candidate must verify the original posting, employer process and current work-permit rules.
A useful destination combines relevant occupations, multiple credible employers, realistic pay and a settlement plan you can sustain.
Read the actual job titles, employers, recency and requirements behind each number before applying.
Several employers provide a healthier search market than the same volume concentrated in one company.
Use official Job Bank wage data, then compare housing, transport, licensing and arrival costs for the city.
Ask whether an LMIA is required, pending or positive. A keyword or listing badge cannot answer that question.
Temporary Foreign Worker Program requirements and regional measures can change. Use current Government of Canada guidance before making an employment or immigration decision.
Surrey currently leads the reportable city sample with 72 LMIA-related listings. The ranking changes as jobs are added, reviewed or expire.
No. TryJobFit identifies a signal in the listing or source data. It is not proof of a positive LMIA, employer eligibility, a work permit or an offer for an overseas applicant.
A city appears only when its current quality-checked sample meets TryJobFit's publication threshold and includes at least one LMIA-related signal. Small or unstable samples stay out of this ranking.