our force over the decade. "If current immigration rates continue, it is possible that immigration could account for virtually all labour force growth by 2011,” says Statistics Canada.

In a recent article from Business in Vancouver, one expert urged government policymakers to develop a more aggressive work visa program to address growing labour shortages.

Other than immigration, other options include extending the “normal” retirement age, encouraging older workers to stay on the job, as well as tapping into underused labour pools such as aboriginals.

Experts also suggest the use of foreign visa holders as well as temporary visa holders.

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