NOC 84111

Employers with positive LMIAs for Silviculture and forestry workers

11 employers · 147 approved positions · 2021Q2 to 2026Q1 · Top provinces by positions: QC 108 · NB 38 · BC 1

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EmployerLocationPositionsQuarters
Groupement forestier Grand-Portage inc.Low WageSt-Antonin, QC362024Q2, 2025Q1, 2026Q1
Jean-Marc Harvey Inc.Low WageChicoutimi, QC72025Q1, 2026Q1
Groupement forestier de Beauce Inc.Low WageSaint-Martin, QC142025Q4
Gilbert Silviculture IncHigh WageLakeville Corner, NB122024Q2, 2025Q4
Carleton Victoria Wood Producers AssociationHigh WageFlorenceville-Bristol, NB262024Q2, 2025Q3
9313-4252 Quebec Inc.High Wage; Low WageSainte Marthe Sur Le Lac, QC112024Q2, 2025Q3
9478-8718 Quebec Inc,High Wage; Low WageJonquiere, QC222024Q2, 2025Q1
Groupement forestier et agricole Beauce-Sud incLow WageSaint-Martin, QC92024Q4
Société Dansoko Services Inc.High WageMontréal, QC22024Q4
Westland Resources LimitedLow WageTerrace, BC12024Q3
LDomo inc.Low WageBrossard, QC72024Q2

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