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Based on historical ESDC data (2015–present), 6-the-lmia-system-tracks-tfw-positions-only-not-tfws-who-are-issued-a-work-permit-or-who-enter-canada-not-all-positions-approved-result-in-a-work-permit-or-a-tfw-entering-canada-for-information-on-the-number-of-work-permits-issued-please-consult-immigration-refugees-and-citizenship-canadas-ircc-facts-and-figures-httpwwwcicgccaenglishresourcesstatisticsmenu-factasp has seen consistent demand for foreign workers across multiple sectors. The province/territory accounts for —% of all national LMIA records. Key trends include growing demand in healthcare, food services, and skilled trades, mirroring national patterns while reflecting the region's unique economic mix.