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A group of senators is touring farms on Prince Edward Island to get a clearer picture of the Temporary Foreign Worker Program and look at ways of improving it.

This letter writer says they can’t get hired and no employer will tell them why

Tomoya Obokata has urged Canada to give the Ombudsperson for Responsible Enterprise more power to investigate international human-rights abuse allegations linked to Canadian companies

Inadequate oversight and ALR rules blamed for widespread inadequate housing.

Director Pier-Philippe Chevigny on Richelieu, a fictional film based in the harrowing reality of Quebec's Temporary Foreign Workers program.

By Eloy Rivas-Sánchez, Athabasca University and Geneviève Tousignant, Athabasca University Wildfires continue to burn across Canada, destroying hundreds

Government regulations ensure mirgant workers have the same employment-related rights and benefits as local workers doing the same work.

Temporary migrant workers in the Global North are already highly vulnerable to abuse in the workplace and hazardous working conditions. That vulnerability is often drastically increased in times of crisis.

BC’s farms rely on migrant labour. But workers and advocates say their working conditions are often unsafe, even abusive.

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