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Canada unveils special immigration measures for disaster-affected foreign workers, students

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Canada introduces special immigration measures for foreign workers, students, and visitors affected by natural disasters, offering extended time to restore Read More: https://punchng.com/canada-unveils-special-immigration-measures-for-disaster-affected-foreign-workers-students/

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