Alpha

Non-compliant · Eligible again1050-5255 Yonge Street, Toronto, OntarioAlso at Guelph, Langley, Montréal, Deux-Montagnes, Surrey, Boucherville, Victoria, Red Deer, Halton Hills, Saskatoon, Petit Cap, North York, Calgary, Brampton, Delta, Richmond, Scarborough, Oakville, Prince Albert, Longueuil, Abbotsford, L'Ancienne -Lorette, Mississauga, Burnaby, Edmonton, Caledon, Markham, Winnipeg, Rivière-du-Loup, Waterloo, St-Laurent, Vancouver, East York, Bradford, Caledon Village, Barrie, St-Hyacinthe, Pickering, Halifax, Omemee, St Marcel de Richelieu, Slave Lake, Baie-Comeau, Milton, Laval, London, Gananoque, Timberlea, Montreal, North Vancouver, Camrose, Lacombe, Kelowna, l'Ancienne Lorette, Pointe-Claire, Hamilton, Saint John, Georgetown, Port Elgin, Chestermere, Chilliwack, Fernie, Niagara, Norglenwold, Wolfville, Lévis and Niagara-

Legal names: Alpha Tir International Transportation Inc, 14037529 Canada Inc., 2705622 Ontario Inc.

Fines$87,0003 violations on record
Approved positions1,669431 positive LMIAs, 2014–2026
Denied positions9972 negative LMIAs, 2014–2026
Active postings5Open Job Bank postings

Non-compliance

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

Final decision
Oct 26, 2026
Penalty
$10,000
Status
Eligible again
Address
1050-5255 Yonge Street, Toronto, Ontario, M2N 6P4

What the government found

  • Code 6

    The employer didn't give the inspector the documents they asked for.

    Provision 209.4(1)(b)

Final decision
Oct 21, 2026
Penalty
$5,000
Status
Eligible again
Address
202-6365 Yonge Street, Toronto, ON, M2M 3X8

What the government found

  • Code 6

    The employer didn't give the inspector the documents they asked for.

    Provision 209.4(1)(b)

Final decision
Jul 8, 2024
Penalty
$72,000
Status
Ineligible until Jul 8, 2029
Address
15 Disan Court, Toronto, ON V3R 8B2

What the government found

  • Code 4

    The employer couldn’t show that the description they gave for the job on the Labour Market Impact Assessment application was true, for a period of 6 years, starting on the first day the foreign national worked for them.

    Provision 209.3(1)(c)(i)

  • Code 6

    The employer didn't give the inspector the documents they asked for.

    Provision 209.4(1)(b)

  • Code 15

    The employer was not actively engaged in the business that the foreign national was hired to work for (aside from live-in caregivers).

    Provision 209.2(1)(a)(i) or 209.3(1)(a)(i)

Approved LMIA history

431 positive LMIAs for 1,669 positions, 2014–2026

By year

Positions
2026
27 LMIAs140
2025
80 LMIAs193
2024
135 LMIAs325
2023
112 LMIAs265
2022
72 LMIAs212
2021
5 LMIAs106
2020
0 LMIAs61
2019
0 LMIAs79
2018
0 LMIAs56
2017
0 LMIAs56
2016
0 LMIAs92
2015
0 LMIAs78
2014
0 LMIAs6

Top occupations

Positions
9463Fish and seafood plant workers141
9533Other wood products assemblers and inspectors128
63201Butchers - retail and wholesale90
94211Assemblers and inspectors of other wood products67
94142Fish and seafood plant workers66
7511Transport truck drivers61

Denied and withdrawn LMIAs

99 positions across 72 applications, 2014–2026

20268 applications9 positions
202519 applications32 positions
20249 applications10 positions
20234 applications5 positions
20221 application1 position
20213 applications3 positions
20202 applications11 positions
20196 applications6 positions
20185 applications6 positions
20174 applications4 positions
20164 applications5 positions
20156 applications6 positions
20141 application1 position

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