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    2026 wird Kanada seine Einwanderungsziele senken. Was Sie über das kommende Jahr wissen müssen
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    2026 wird Kanada seine Einwanderungsziele senken. Was Sie über das kommende Jahr wissen müssen

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    1. WilloowUfgood on

      >The 2026 target of 380,000 new permanent residents is a slight drop from the 395,000 accepted in 2025 and a major shift from 2024, when more than 483,000 were welcomed. The number of new permanent residents is set to remain at 380,000 through 2028.

      Not even close to cutting enough.

    3. Felon_musk1939 on

      Stop patronizing all companies that take advantage of the TFW program and take jobs away from Canadians. The politicians are beholden to these corporations and will always bow to their whims. This is truly late stage capitalism where corporations become more powerful than Government

      Take away their money through consumer power. Stop going to these places. Businesses don’t need to exist at the expense of others.

    4. UninvestedCuriosity on

      The college’s have another year until the pipes get turned back on and they are pretty much depending on it at this point from what I can tell. It’ll be another lag year for them fighting their own labour force non stop to reduce cost due to quarter to quarter planning.

      The support staff strikes have triggered a lot of negative behaviors from execs that haven’t been fully realized yet so it’s still going to be an uphill battle for staff as executives continue to bare down on regular folk and there is a cloud of frustration inside the institutions. The grudges are strong.

      Not really any safe havens left. Government, credit unions, academia. It’s all poisoned now and the environments are pretty toxic. I’ve heard bad things about power generation utility as well. Hard for skilled people to find just even tolerable places to work anymore. These used to be places you could aspire to be for making a living without so much rat racing as in the private sector. Not anymore. It has become even more vicious somehow.

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