Tens of thousands of migrant labourers were granted work permits to enter Canada at the height of the pandemic even as unemployment hit a postwar high, records show. The Department of Employment also reimbursed employers’ fees for workers unable to enter the country due to the Quarantine Act: ‘We are requiring employers to provide credible evidence they tried to hire Canadians.’
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