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John Ivison: Liberals ignored warnings over international students - Vimarsana News

John Ivison: Liberals ignored warnings over international students

It’s clear that the minister responsible was warned there would be unintended consequences to messing with the student program’s integrity.

Canada must end reliance on cheap foreign labor, Immigration Minister Marc Miller says - Vimarsana News

Canada must end reliance on cheap foreign labor, Immigration Minister Marc Miller says

Marc Miller introduced a limit on foreign student visas last month, cutting them by 35% for this year. He will announce further changes soon to restrict students off-campus work hours and hes also reviewing the countrys temporary foreign worker program, he told Bloomberg News in an interview.

Action needed on immigration – Winnipeg Free Press - Vimarsana News

Action needed on immigration – Winnipeg Free Press

Breaking News, Sports, Manitoba, Canada

'Housekeeping' changes coming to TFW program - Vimarsana News

'Housekeeping' changes coming to TFW program

HR beware: Non-compliance could lead to fines, bans from Temporary Foreign Worker program, says lawyer

UN Special Rapporteur denounces Canada's Temporary Foreign Worker Program as a "contemporary form of slavery" - Vimarsana News

UN Special Rapporteur denounces Canada's Temporary Foreign Worker Program as a "contemporary form of slavery"

The report found that contemporary forms of slavery and exploitation abound under Canada’s Temporary Foreign Worker Program, which is chiefly used to provide low-paid workers from impoverished countries for employers, especially in the agricultural and food-processing sectors.

Source: wsws.org