Phillips Bridge Seafood ULC
Cap Pele, NB, E4N 1C2. Employer ID emp-232e76ffb0
Approved since 2026-10-13
Registry
No registry match yet. Federal corporations are matched by name; BC employers are also checked in the BC Registry.
Location
- Street
- Not in any record
- City
- Cap Pele, NB
- Postal code
- E4N 1C2
- Source
- ESDC list 2026 Q1
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Summary
- Pending postings
- 0
- Positions requested
- 0
- Approved LMIAs
- 2 (178 positions)
- Refused LMIAs
- 0 (0 positions)
- Non-compliance findings
- 0
- Employer response
- None received
A triggered indicator means the pattern is present. It is not a finding.
| Indicator | State | Basis |
|---|---|---|
| High volume | Triggered | 178 positions approved in 2026Q1. |
| Low-wage stream in a high-unemployment region | Not evaluated | Regional unemployment table not yet loaded. |
| Newly incorporated applicant | Not evaluated | No registry match yet. |
| Refused then re-posted | Not applicable | No negative-list rows. |
| Repeat applicant | Not triggered | Longest run of consecutive quarters for one occupation: 1. |
| Wage at the prevailing-wage floor | Not evaluated | Prevailing wage table not yet loaded. |
Timeline
- 2026-03-31 Positive LMIA list, 2026 Q1: 94142 Fish and seafood plant workers, 178 position(s) (list published 2026-07-22)
Records
| Date | Status | Record | Occupation | Wage | Positions | Source | Pulled |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 Q1 | Approved | Low Wage stream, 2 LMIA(s), Cap Pele E4N 1C2 | 94142 Fish and seafood plant workers | n/a | 178 | ESDC positive 2026Q1 | 2026-07-22 |
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