Government sources and rule updates

LMIA Check assesses your answers against published Government of Canada requirements. The official pages below are checked automatically every 24 hours. Structured figures, such as the provincial wage thresholds, can refresh automatically once they pass validation. Any change to a policy page is flagged for human review before it can affect an assessment.

Sources monitored
10
Last automated check
September 13, 2026
Rules last verified
2026-09-13

A change has been detected on one or more official pages and is currently under review. Assessments continue to use the last verified requirements until the review is complete.

Monitored official sources

Wage thresholds currently in use

The hourly wage at or above which a position is assessed under the high-wage stream.

Provincial and territorial high-wage thresholds
Province or territoryHourly thresholdVerified
Alberta$37.50September 13, 2026
British Columbia$38.40September 13, 2026
Manitoba$31.33September 13, 2026
New Brunswick$31.73September 13, 2026
Newfoundland and Labrador$33.60September 13, 2026
Nova Scotia$31.96September 13, 2026
Northwest Territories$48.00September 13, 2026
Nunavut$45.00September 13, 2026
Ontario$36.92September 13, 2026
Prince Edward Island$31.20September 13, 2026
Quebec$36.00September 13, 2026
Saskatchewan$34.62September 13, 2026
Yukon$45.60September 13, 2026

Always confirm requirements on the official Government of Canada pages before submitting an application. See our methodology for how these values are applied.