A1 Triple X Ltd.

Non-compliant · Eligible again447 Taralake Way NE, Calgary, ABAlso at Kipling, Saint-Jean-de-l'Ile-d'Orléans, Victoriaville, Brampton, Comfort Cove, Winnipeg, MontréAl, Abbotsford, Richmond, Birsay, Coteau-du-Lac, Mississauga, Vancouver, Thamesville, Woodstock, Toronto, St-Jacques-le-Mineur, Simcoe, Vanderhoof, Edmonton, Québec, Cold Lake, Dorval, Saint-RéMi, Surrey, Regina, Laval, Altona, Nanaimo, Delta, Medicine Hat, Kelowna, Aldergrove, Burnaby, Saint-Hubert, Rosser, Boucherville, Guelph, London, burlington, High Prairie, Vaughan, North York, Airdrie, Granby, Spruce Grove, Anjou, Chilliwack, St-Jean-sur-Richelieu, Beloeil, Coutts, Hamilton, bramptom, Saint-Apollinaire, Langley, Halifax, Stewart, Prince George, Boisbriand, Mission, Fort McMurray, Fredericton, Salaberry-de-Valleyfield, Orillia, Maple ridge, Scarborough, Fort St. John, Saint-Damien-de-Buckland, St-Lazare, New Westminster, Thorhild, St-Damien-de-Buckland, Rimouski, St Remi, Ladner, Claresholm, Saint-Lazare-De-Bellechasse, Mackenzie, Grande Prairie, Vernon, Saint-Lazare, Richmond Hill, Elk Point, Coquitlam, Grovedale, Wyoming, Central Waterville, Gibbons and Purple Springs

Legal name: GS & GB Holdings Ltd.

Fines$16,0002 violations on record
Approved positions3,210416 positive LMIAs, 2014–2026
Denied positions22846 negative LMIAs, 2014–2026
Active postings6Open Job Bank postings

Non-compliance

From the Government of Canada's non-compliant employers list

Final decision
Oct 16, 2026
Penalty
$1,000
Status
Eligible again
Address
447 Taralake Way NE, Calgary, AB, T3J 0J5

What the government found

  • Code 2

    The employer didn’t keep documents that showed they met the conditions of employing a foreign national, for a period of 6 years, starting on the first day the foreign national worked for them.

    Provision 209.2(1)(b)(ii) or 209.3(1)(c)(ii)

Final decision
Jul 11, 2023
Penalty
$15,000
Status
Eligible again
Address
102-6th Avenue, Box 536, Kipling, SK

What the government found

  • Code 17

    The employer didn't put in enough effort to make sure the workplace was free of any of the following: physical abuse sexual abuse psychological abuse financial abuse reprisal

    Provision 209.2(1)(a)(iv) or 209.3(1)(a)(v)

Approved LMIA history

416 positive LMIAs for 3,210 positions, 2014–2026

By year

Positions
2026
21 LMIAs79
2025
76 LMIAs289
2024
116 LMIAs287
2023
99 LMIAs450
2022
82 LMIAs556
2021
22 LMIAs357
2020
0 LMIAs309
2019
0 LMIAs213
2018
0 LMIAs210
2017
0 LMIAs158
2016
0 LMIAs127
2015
0 LMIAs172
2014
0 LMIAs3

Top occupations

Positions
8431General farm workers992
8432Nursery and greenhouse workers432
7511Transport truck drivers260
9422Plastics processing machine operators177
85101Harvesting labourers123
85103Nursery and greenhouse labourers109

Denied and withdrawn LMIAs

228 positions across 46 applications, 2014–2026

20266 applications8 positions
20254 applications7 positions
20247 applications161 positions
20231 application2 positions
20222 applications3 positions
20211 application1 position
20202 applications7 positions
20196 applications11 positions
20181 application1 position
20176 applications8 positions
20162 applications3 positions
20157 applications10 positions
20141 application6 positions

This data includes LMIA applications that were denied, refused, or withdrawn. A denial does not necessarily indicate wrongdoing - there are many valid reasons why an LMIA application may not be approved.

Active job postings

Current Job Bank postings linked to an LMIA, pending or approved