And the impact to employment levels (almost 50% higher than the 3.5% in the US), average wage levels, housing, healthcare services, ongoing inflation, etc. from our transparent, facts, evidence and science based NDPLiberals?
"...Between January and October 2022, Canada issued over 645,000 work permits. This is nearly four times more than the 163,000 issued over the same period in 2021.
The measure will last for the next two years and includes working-age children, 16 and older, of principal applicants of all skill levels. This includes families of workers in healthcare, trades, and hospitality. It is estimated that this program will make it possible for the families of more than 200,000 foreign workers to enter Canada’s workforce..."
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