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The US just told corporations: replace an American worker with cheap foreign labour and it'll cost you $100K per visa. Canada's answer to the same problem? Over 1.5 million temporary work permits through the TFWP and IMP programs. Our doors are wide open for cheap foreign labour. The US...

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Fidelis Lobovor 3 Tagen

Election talk. Exceptions will be made for every donor. Don’t fall for it.

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i identify as a cobra chicken… and a Trans Am™️vor 3 Tagen

Why you lie?

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Józef #GoHabsGo 🇺🇦🇨🇦vor 3 Tagen

Almost 25% of employable Americans are not working. The vast majority do not want to work in vegetable and fruit farms. They feel entitled, much like yourself 😅

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🇨🇦 Hammer 🇨🇦vor 3 Tagen

Poilievre is the worst.

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cbzingustrvor 3 Tagen

Bahahhahahhahaahhahahahh god you believe anything they feed you eh

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🇨🇦Canadacore🇨🇦vor 3 Tagen

The US will suffer labour shortages as a result without immigration, just as we have in the past. Hate on immigrants all you want, unless were all going to have 5-6 kids, immigration is 100% necessary

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rockandrollkenvor 3 Tagen

TFW program applicants have to pay prevailing wage. Stop lying.

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The Last White Bike Couriervor 3 Tagen

🤥

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luigicorleonevor 3 Tagen

This is agree 👍 how about we put some businesses out of business like Tim Hortons to start.

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Chessie March مرتدّvor 3 Tagen

3 lol some more. 4 And then 😂 “50,000 students lied and never showed up”? That’s a very specific claim. Where’s the source? This is what he does: start with a real number, change what it represents, then build outrage on top of it. lol

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Ken Parker🇨🇦vor 3 Tagen

Seeing that you are combining information spews reality. You are aging combining 2 different programs to suit your narrative. What us wrong with you and why did we let you in? 230 thousand may be allowed as Temps this year. Down from conservative govs numbers

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Józef #GoHabsGo 🇺🇦🇨🇦vor 3 Tagen

Shaddduuuuup!! 🤡

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Metanoiavor 3 Tagen

My son works in industrial construction. The Indian TFWs are a danger on site to themselves and others & couldn't even run a tape measure, oblivious to danger, should never work in dangerous environments. Mexicans are hard workers & have pride in their work.

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Roony Muckvor 3 Tagen

You are clueless

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Karl Beckervor 3 Tagen

Ya America doesn't have TFW program.......... tell that to anyone in tech.

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k krutervor 3 Tagen

If only @MarkJCarney wasnt a European Globalist. Canada could have taken part in America's massive and growing economy. Now it will be nothing more then a statistic in economic history.

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Andrevor 3 Tagen

That's because our banker buddy isn't nearly as good with money-back he imagines. He's a one trick money printing pony. Nothing of value added just more paper to devalue what you have. Your house isn't worth more your dollar is worth less and you can't get a job. Real dumb

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Maryvor 3 Tagen

Why shouldn't they advertise for cheap labour. They are writing legislation to get rid of unions. Dont believe it? You really should. Its happening and its been happening for a while. @CUPEOntario @psac_afpc @oewrfc_cbteo @OPSEU etc better step up their game and protect workers

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Chansoo Byeonvor 3 Tagen

All destruction and voter importation scam by liberals

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Chessie March مرتدّvor 3 Tagen

1 lol 2FFS 😂 The 1.5M figure is work-permit holders, NOT 1.5M “cheap foreign labour.” He’s lumping TFWP, IMP, PGWPs and other categories together, then presenting the total as job replacement.

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Wolf Weatherbyvor 3 Tagen

And what do you propose we do about it? Nothing. You will do nothing because you can do nothing.

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Fact checkvor 3 Tagen

Yeah no. There is no such active law in the United States.

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E.M.S 🇨🇦vor 3 Tagen

The States still leave open the door for Trumps allies in corporate farming among others, but yes, our system is still incredibly broken.

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Sebastianvor 3 Tagen

Finger up you asshole THE AGITATED ASSHOLE Your are a CUNT

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René Guerra 🇸🇻🍁vor 3 Tagen

Wait, When all Haitians that no longer have #TPS

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Canada has stricter labor laws than US.

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🥱 lying Mario

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Red Watervor 3 Tagen

The president of the USA , said illegals were OK , as long as they're WORKing. Ann Coulter was pissed.

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Rosalind O'Brien 🇨🇦vor 3 Tagen

Facts

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Hi Mario $100K H-1B fee is not being collected. A court vacated it in June 2026; the 1st Cir. refused a stay. Trump extended the proclamation Sept 18, but USCIS is complying. It never applied to every visa—only certain new consular H-1Bs.

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