SUBWAY

Havre-Saint-Pierre, Quebec · Hospitality, food service & retail

Official list check

ESDC positive LMIA employers
Apr–Jun 2025 – Jan–Mar 2026

Appears on this list
Appears on this official list as of Apr–Jun 2025 (list published October 23, 2025). 2 approved positions across 1 quarter.

IRCC employers found non-compliant
page updated October 15, 2026

Not found by exact name in QC
A business with the same name in another province is listed (likely a different business). See below.

DMW approved job orders – Canada
as of October 17, 2026

Not found by exact name

A match means the name appears on that list as of the date shown. It does not mean a specific job offer using this name is genuine: scammers copy real company names. Contact the employer using contact details you find yourself (not the ones in the offer).

Same name, different province (probably a different business)

Subway – 78 Roseberry Street, Campbellton, New Brunswick, E3N 2G7 · decision October 7, 2026 · $1,000
Subway – 418 Cumberland Ave N, Saskatoon, SK, S7N 1M6 · decision September 15, 2025 · $10,000
Subway – 34310 Range Road 283, Red Deer, AB · decision December 21, 2023 · $16,250
Subway – PO Box 538, Wadena, SK · decision December 18, 2023 · $1,000
Subway – 14–3710 Eastgate Drive, Regina, SK · decision November 6, 2018 · $3,750

Positive LMIAs by quarter

Quarter	Occupation (NOC 2021)	Stream	Location	LMIAs	Positions
Apr–Jun 2025	65201 Food counter attendants, kitchen helpers and related support occupations	Low Wage	Havre-Saint-Pierre, QC G0G 1P0	1	1
Apr–Jun 2025	62020 Food service supervisors	Low Wage	Havre-Saint-Pierre, QC G0G 1P0	1	1

Source: ESDC, Temporary Foreign Worker Program: Positive LMIA Employers List (Open Government Licence – Canada). Names and addresses are as published (typed by hand, so spelling varies). Positions approved on an LMIA are not the same as work permits issued.

Before you pay anyone

Employers in Canada can't charge you for an LMIA or for recruitment, and must make sure their recruiters don't either. See red flags.
Paid immigration help must come from a licensed consultant or lawyer. Check a licence.
Recruited from the Philippines? The agency should be DMW-licensed.