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Western University engineering graduate. 500+ applications. 2 years looking for work. Couldn't find a software engineering job and was forced to pivot into a lower-paying role instead. Young Canadians aren't imagining what's happening. They see offshoring. They see labour competition. They see fewer opportunities. How many more stories like... show more

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