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Igenius Incorporated

LMIA employer · North Vancouver, British Columbia

Province or territory
British Columbia
City
North Vancouver
Positions on positive LMIAs
2
Periods listed
2
First and latest list
2015 · 2016
Positions2to 2016
Data as at ESDC lists to 2026 Q1
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Positive LMIAs

Each row is one line of an ESDC quarterly or annual list: approved positions for a stream, occupation and work location.

Approved positions
2
Year
2016
PeriodStreamOccupation (NOC)Work locationLMIAsPositions
2016—2175 Web designers and developersNorth Vancouver—1
2016—20012 Computer and information systems managersNorth Vancouver—1
Source: ESDC, Temporary Foreign Worker Program: employers who received positive and negative LMIAs (June 2014 – 2026 Q1). Open Government Licence – CanadaData as at 2026 Q1

Occupations

Approved positions by NOC 2021 unit group (older lists mapped from NOC 2011 with the Statistics Canada concordance).

Positions by occupation
  1. Computer and information systems managers1
Main occupation
20012 Computer and information systems managers
Its share of this employer's positions
50.0%
Streams used
—
Source: ESDC, Temporary Foreign Worker Program: employers who received positive and negative LMIAs (June 2014 – 2026 Q1). Open Government Licence – CanadaData as at 2026 Q1

Negative LMIAs

A negative LMIA means ESDC assessed that hiring a temporary foreign worker for that job would likely have a negative effect on the Canadian labour market (for example, because qualified Canadians were available or wages were below the prevailing rate). It is not a finding of wrongdoing.

PeriodStreamOccupation (NOC)Requested positions
2015——2
Positions on negative LMIAs
2
Share of all listed positions that were positive
50.0%
Source: ESDC, Temporary Foreign Worker Program: employers who received positive and negative LMIAs (June 2014 – 2026 Q1). Open Government Licence – CanadaData as at 2026 Q1

Wages for Computer and information systems managers

Prevailing wages for this employer's main occupation (NOC 20012).

Median wage, British Columbia
C$63.16 per hour
Median wage, Canada
C$66.67 per hour
Job Bank postings in British Columbia, Jan–Sep 2026
195
Median advertised minimum hourly wage
C$59.62
Source: ESDC, Wages by occupation and economic region (2025 release). Open Government Licence – Canada; ESDC, Job Bank job postings, January–September 2026. Open Government Licence – CanadaData as at 24 Oct 2026

Employers in North Vancouver

Other employers with positive LMIAs at the same location.

LMIA employers in North Vancouver
1,047
Positions on positive LMIAs in North Vancouver
4,337
This employer's share
0.05%
Top occupations in North Vancouver
  1. Cooks609
  2. Food service supervisors410
  3. Early childhood educators and assistants297
  4. Carpenters115
  5. Restaurant and food service managers98
  6. Food counter attendants, kitchen helpers and related support occupations79
Source: ESDC, Temporary Foreign Worker Program: employers who received positive and negative LMIAs (June 2014 – 2026 Q1). Open Government Licence – CanadaData as at 2026 Q1

Among LMIA employers

Igenius Incorporated has 2 positions on positive LMIAs, ranking #65,042 of 151,287 LMIA employers in Canada and #16,304 of 34,090 in British Columbia. Its main occupation, Computer and information systems managers, accounts for 2,781 approved positions nationally; this employer holds 0.04% of them.

Rank in Canada by positions
65,042 of 151,287
Rank in British Columbia
16,304 of 34,090
Positions nationally, NOC 20012
2,781
This employer's share
0.04%
Source: ESDC, Temporary Foreign Worker Program: employers who received positive and negative LMIAs (June 2014 – 2026 Q1). Open Government Licence – CanadaData as at 2026 Q1

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