‘Belonging is a two-way street’: New study examines immigrant retention as Canada loses one in five newcomers

As the debate over immigration intensifies and public sentiment sours, in part, due to a perceived overreliance on temporary foreign workers amid rising unemployment and housing prices, immigration and citizenship advocates argue that Canada’s policies can’t be driven by...
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