Canada
Canadian applications check eligibility before they check your stack
Toronto and Vancouver tech still run Greenhouse and Workday. The extra page is work permit, PR, and LMIA. XApply keeps those answers consistent, uses Canadian English, and holds every packet until you approve it.
- Screener you will see
- Work permit, PR, or LMIA
- Resume format
- Letter size, Canadian English
- Markets
- Toronto, Vancouver, remote CA
Canadian ATS, not just Canadian job boards
Indeed.ca and Job Bank are how you find the role. The form is the company career site, with eligibility questions the US posting did not have.
Workday
Banks, telcos, large Canadian employers
Long parse-and-retype flows plus eligibility screens. XApply fills the repeated history and leaves permit answers for you to confirm.
Greenhouse and Lever
Toronto and Vancouver tech
Same short tech forms as the US, with Canadian spelling and an extra eligibility block. Answers draft from the status you set, not from a US resume.
Job boards vs the company site
Indeed.ca, Job Bank, LinkedIn
Boards are discovery. The application that counts is usually the company ATS. Applying twice, once on the board and once on the site, is a common Canadian miss.
Bilingual notes
Federal roles and Quebec
Most English tech roles do not need a French CV. Federal and Quebec postings might. Do not paste a bilingual header onto every English application.
Work permit answers that stay consistent
Canadian forms ask if you are legally eligible to work, and often whether you need a permit, PR, or LMIA. Inconsistency across fifty applications looks riskier than a truthful no.
Set your status once. It drafts the same way on every form. Work permit answer patterns.
Canadian resume vs US: close, not identical
Canada uses Letter size like the US, not A4. Spelling is colour, organise, and centre. Federal and Quebec roles may want bilingual notes; most English tech roles do not. A US resume often parses. The skim still notices the spelling.
Nothing sends until you say go
You see the tailored resume, cover letter, and every eligibility answer before submission. Each send is logged in a receipt, including the permit fields Canadian portals often hide behind a thank-you screen.
Pricing in CAD
Free plan includes 2 applications so you can test the full review-first flow. Paid plans are listed on the pricing page; checkout can bill in CAD.
See full pricingCanadian job search guides
- Work permit answers
Citizen, PR, open permit, employer-specific, LMIA path.
- Canadian resume format vs US
Letter size, spelling, and what actually changes for ATS.
- Toronto and Vancouver tech apply
Greenhouse and Workday in the two markets that hire the most.
- Job boards vs company ATS
Where to find the role vs where the application actually goes.
- Follow up after applying in Canada
Timing and tone that does not read as US-style hustle.
- Free ATS checker
Check Canadian spelling and keyword overlap before you upload.
Canadian job applications FAQ
Answer from your current status: citizen, permanent resident, open work permit, or employer-specific permit. Some employers only hire people who already have eligibility. Truthful answers prevent wasted loops.
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