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Minim Productions, inc

Minim Productions, inc appears on Employment and Social Development Canada's list of employers with positive LMIA decisions — decisions through June 2026, published October 30, 2026.

5approvals on the register
7approved positions
3decision quarters
BURBANK, Employers carrying on business in Canada with Head Office outside of Canadamain location
What this means: ESDC approved this employer's Labour Market Impact Assessment application(s) for the position(s) below. Employers with a positive LMIA can hire temporary foreign workers for those positions. An approval is not a live vacancy — positions may already be filled. For current openings, check the employer's own postings and Job Bank's temporary foreign worker section.

Approval history

Decision quarterOccupation (NOC)CityStreamApproved LMIAsApproved positions
2026 Q2 (Apr–Jun 2026)52119-Other technical and coordinating occupations in motion pictures, broadcasting and the performing artsBURBANKHigh Wage11
2025 Q4 (Oct–Dec 2025)44100-Home child care providersBURBANKHigh Wage11
2025 Q4 (Oct–Dec 2025)51120-Producers, directors, choreographers and related occupationsBURBANKHigh Wage11
2025 Q3 (Jul–Sep 2025)51120-Producers, directors, choreographers and related occupationsBURBANKHigh Wage33
2025 Q3 (Jul–Sep 2025)65329-Other service support occupationsBURBANKHigh Wage11

Employer details

Program stream(s): High Wage (5). Location(s): ('BURBANK', 'Employers carrying on business in Canada with Head Office outside of Canada'), 5. Incorporation status (as recorded by ESDC): Corporation.

Employer names and addresses are reproduced as recorded in the ESDC dataset, where they are entered manually and may contain spelling variations.

How hiring through this employer works

The employer advertises the position (Job Bank advertising is mandatory under the Temporary Foreign Worker Program), receives the positive LMIA, and the selected foreign worker then applies to IRCC for an employer-specific work permit using the LMIA and the signed job offer. The $1,000 LMIA processing fee is paid by the employer and can never be charged to the worker. See What is LMIA? and the full directory for the complete picture.