Ottawa's plan to grant permanent status to 200,000 temporary residents sparks backlash
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The Canadian government has introduced a one-time budget measure to increase permanent residency targets for 2027 by granting permanent status to 200,000 temporary residents. This policy change has generated significant backlash, reflecting concerns and debates surrounding immigration and residency policies in Canada.
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