Basil Pasta Bar Corp.

Burnaby, BC, V5H 1Y9. Employer ID emp-bbcbadecd7

Approved since 2026-10-13

Registry

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Location

Street
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City
Burnaby, BC
Postal code
V5H 1Y9
Source
ESDC list 2022 Q2

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Summary

Pending postings
0
Positions requested
0
Approved LMIAs
2 (3 positions)
Refused LMIAs
0 (0 positions)
Non-compliance findings
2
Employer response
None received

A triggered indicator means the pattern is present. It is not a finding.

IndicatorStateBasis
High volumeNot triggeredLargest quarter: 3 positions (2022Q2).
Low-wage stream in a high-unemployment regionNot evaluatedRegional unemployment table not yet loaded.
Newly incorporated applicantNot evaluatedNo registry match yet.
Refused then re-postedNot applicableNo negative-list rows.
Repeat applicantNot triggeredLongest run of consecutive quarters for one occupation: 1.
Wage at the prevailing-wage floorNot evaluatedPrevailing wage table not yet loaded.

Non-Compliance Findings (IRCC)

DecisionOperating nameLegal nameAddressReasonsPenaltyStatus
2026-02-02Basil Pasta Bar Corp.Basil Pasta Bar Corp.119–5700 Arcadia Road, Richmond, BC, V6X 2G92: 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); 8: The employer broke federal, provincial or territorial laws for hiring and recruiting employees in the province or territory where the foreign national worked. Provision: 209.2(1)(a)(ii) or 209.3(1)(a)(ii); 9: The pay or working conditions didn't match, or were not better than, what was listed on the offer of employment, or the job was not the same as what was listed on the offer of employment. Provision: 209.2(1)(a)(iii) or 209.3(1)(a)(iv)$7,000Eligible
2021-07-13Basil Pasta BarDomb Enterprises636 Davie Street, Vancouver, BC6: The employer didn't give the inspector the documents they asked for. Provision: 209.4(1)(b)$750Ineligible - unpaid monetary penalty

Timeline

  1. 2021-07-13 IRCC finding: $750 (Ineligible - unpaid monetary penalty)
  2. 2022-06-30 Positive LMIA list, 2022 Q2: 6322 Cooks, 2 position(s) (list published 2022-10-19)
  3. 2022-06-30 Positive LMIA list, 2022 Q2: 0631 Restaurant and food service managers, 1 position(s) (list published 2022-10-19)
  4. 2026-02-02 IRCC finding: $7,000 (Eligible)

Records

DateStatusRecordOccupationWagePositionsSourcePulled
2022 Q2ApprovedLow Wage stream, 1 LMIA(s), Burnaby V5H 1Y96322 Cooksn/a2ESDC positive 2022Q22022-10-19
2022 Q2ApprovedHigh Wage stream, 1 LMIA(s), Burnaby V5H 1Y90631 Restaurant and food service managersn/a1ESDC positive 2022Q22022-10-19

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