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Trudeau’s immigration targets aren’t paying off for construction sector
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Despite the Trudeau government claiming record-level immigration targets are helping alleviate the housing crisis, the construction sector in Canada is grappling with a severe labour shortage.
Plus, ahead of Remembrance Day, Saskatchewan is promising to pass a law to prevent poppy bans.
And a York University professor is refusing to teach because the university condemned the terrorist group Hamas.
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