Canada FAQ- Can I work while I am waiting to receive my post-graduation work permit? CIP*Studyabroad

Can I work while I am waiting to receive my post-graduation work permit?
You can work full-time while waiting for a decision on your post-graduation work permit (PGWP) application if, at the time you submitted your application, all of the following applied to your situation:
You had a valid study permit.
You had completed your program of study.
You were eligible to work off campus without a permit.
You did not work off campus more than 20 hours a week during academic sessions.
Changes to off-campus work hours
You may be eligible to work more than 20 hours per week off campus under a temporary public policy. Find out if you meet the requirements.
If you received the WP-EXT for PGWP (IMM 0127 E) letter
You’re authorized to work until a decision is made on your work permit application even if the 120-day validity date has expired. If you need proof of authorization to continue working, you can ask for it by using our web form.
Find out more about work authorization after submitting a post-graduation work permit application.