Is it hard to get a good job in Canada as an inmigrant?

Of course having perfect english and multinational companies experience.

I've read horrible stories in the internet and I've heard credentials are not recognized, canadian experience is asked, etc. however I see lot of people from abroad working here in their fields anyway here in Canada!!

It depends where your going. eastern canada may be impossiblw while in a province liek alberta they will beg you to work for them. I live in alberta and I all I see is help wanted and now hiring signs all day long. The only thing is trying to find a place to live.

oooooooooohhhh,, speaking from experience, yes it is hard. and it's especially hard if you don't have connections. like people that could help you, and that have experience..you know?
Depends on your experience and the demand for what you do.
If you can drive a car, you can easily get a job driving a cab.
If you are Lebanese, you can make friends to help you.
It is not hard at all, as a matter of fact my close friend runs a recruitment agency for employment in all fields construction and management and he can not keep up with the demand. Currently he is in India recruiting and then on to England and back. If your are looking I would suggest Alberta would be yoour best bet.

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It can be hard depending on the field of work, since most foreign university degrees aren't recognized in Canada. Basically most immigrants have to start from scratch when they come here.

Of course there are exceptions, for example somebody like a software developer wouldn't have that hard of a time since that type of work is the same no matter what country you are in.
Almost as hard as a Canadian.
No, who told you this bull ****?
There are many high level, high- paid jobs e.g. pizza delivery, coffee shops, cleaners, security guards, and shop assistants...Take your pick!