Canada welcomes temporary foreign workers to work in Canada. In fact working in Canada as a temporary foreign worker is a quick and an easy way to qualify for permanent residence. We invite you to explore these options.
 

Does your occupation qualify to work without a permit ? 
The immigration & Refugee Protection Regulations S. 186 defines foreign nationals that can work in Canada without a work permit. These occupations include: 
 

• Business Visitors- R186(a)

• Foreign Representatives- R186(b)

• Family members of foreign representatives -R186(c)

• Military personal -R186(d)

• Foreign government officers -R186(e)

• On-campus employment -R186(f)

• Performing artists -R186(g)

• Athletes and team members -R186(h)

• News reporters, media crews -R186(i)

• Public speakers -R186(j)

• Convention organizers -R186(k)

• Clergy -R186(l)

• Judges, referees and similar officials -R186(m)

• Examiners and evaluators -R186(n)

• Expert witnesses or investigators -R186(o)

• Heath care students -R186(p)

• Civil aviation inspectors -R186(q)

• Aviation accident or incident inspector -R186(r)

• Crew -R186(s)

• Emergency Service providers -R186(t)

• Implied status -R186(u)

Reference:

FW1 Foreign Worker Manual

FW2 Temporary Foreign Worker: Quick Reference Guide