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LMIA employers in Northwest Territories

Employers in Northwest Territories approved through a positive LMIA to hire foreign workers. Canada publishes who was approved and for which roles — not what they pay.

Employers
8
with a positive LMIA
Approved positions
13
total
Occupations
9
distinct NOC roles
Positive LMIAs
9
approved

Source: Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC), TFWP Positive LMIA Employers List. Data period: 2025 Q4. Published quarterly, roughly one quarter in arrears.

Top employers in Northwest Territories

By approved positions.

EmployerTop occupationPositions
Southam Holdings Inc.Store shelf stockers, clerks and order fillers4
Somba Ke Family DentalDental technologists and technicians3
507352 N.W.T. Ltd.Hairstylists and barbers1
507811 NWT.LTDCooks1
Aurora Construction Ltd.Janitors, caretakers and heavy-duty cleaners1
Greenway HoldingsLandscaping and grounds maintenance labourers1
Superior Auto Body LtdAuto body collision, refinishing and glass technicians and damage repair estimators1
The little prince cuisine IncBartenders1

Top occupations in Northwest Territories

Occupation (NOC)Positions
Store shelf stockers, clerks and order fillers4
Dental technologists and technicians2
Medical administrative assistants1
Hairstylists and barbers1
Cooks1
Janitors, caretakers and heavy-duty cleaners1
Landscaping and grounds maintenance labourers1
Auto body collision, refinishing and glass technicians and damage repair estimators1
Bartenders1
Canada does not publish wages. The LMIA employer list shows which employers were approved to hire foreign workers, for which occupations and how many positions — not what they pay. A positive LMIA is not a job offer, and the list excludes employers whose names are personal names, so it is not complete.

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How to get hired with an LMIA in Northwest Territories

  1. Find an employer that can hire you. A positive LMIA means an employer was approved to hire a foreign worker for a role. Use this directory to see who has hired through the TFWP.
  2. Get a job offer and LMIA-backed support. The employer applies for (or holds) an LMIA for your occupation; you then apply for a work permit. See the guide.
  3. Apply, and beat the filter. Sponsored roles draw many applicants and most are screened by software first, so build an ATS-ready resume before you apply.

A past LMIA is not a current opening. New to this? Read how the LMIA and work permit process works →

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