Data and business analyst jobs at Canadian visa sponsors

56 employers approved to hire foreign workers through LMIA have 157 open data and business analyst roles in Canada right now. 90 are in Toronto, 20 in Montreal and 10 in Vancouver. 38 state the pay; the middle of the posted ranges is $74k a year.

Registers matched to employers 6 Oct 2026Every role re-checked on the employer's own board
open data and business analyst roles
157
sponsors hiring
56
median stated pay
$74k

Sponsors with the most open data and business analyst roles

25 of 56 · the full list is in the JSON version
CompanyOpen rolesLMIA positions, 12 months
Scotiabank5361 for this role
Tiger Analytics6Earlier years
American Iron & Metal620
Royal Bank of Canada6188 for this role
Capgemini511
Aritzia510
Vancouver Coastal Health4Earlier years
Canada Life4Earlier years
Techo-Bloc32
Lightspeed Commerce3Earlier years
AtkinsRéalis35
Stripe2134 for this role
Salesforce2123 for this role
Thomson Reuters23
Caseware21
Reitmans243
Remitly22
CIMA+2Earlier years
Invesco21
Equitable Bank222 for this role
Luxury Presence21
Aviva Canada21
MGIS Inc21
RideCo221 for this role
Spinmaster21

By city

Toronto 90Montreal 20Vancouver 10Ottawa 4Mississauga 4Laval 3Burnaby 3Saint-Hubert 3Halifax 2Quebec 2Charlottetown 2Markham 2

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Questions

Does a sponsor licence mean this role is sponsored?

The filings show that the employer has sponsored before, not that it will sponsor this role. Ask the employer before you apply.

What is an LMIA?

A Labour Market Impact Assessment is the approval an employer in Canada usually needs before hiring a foreign worker. The numbers are the positions approved in the last 12 months, from the decisions Employment and Social Development Canada publishes every quarter.

What do these data and business analyst roles pay?

38 of the 157 roles state the pay. The middle of their posted ranges is $74k a year (converted to US dollars).

How fresh is this?

Each register is reloaded when its publisher updates it (the US and UK files weekly, Canada every quarter), and every role is re-checked on the employer's own careers board at least every 48 hours. A role that closes leaves the page at the next nightly rebuild.

Source: the positive LMIA decisions published by Employment and Social Development Canada × employer careers boardsUpdated 6 Oct 2026MethodologyJSONCC BY-SA 4.0