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Canada recognizes the invaluable contributions of home care workers who provide essential support to families, seniors, children, and individuals with disabilities. To address challenges faced by out-of-status or unauthorized workers in this sector, the government has introduced a temporary public policy to facilitate their transition to permanent residency.
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Bonnie Tyler
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Author:
Bonnie Tyler
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Canada is acknowledging the crucial role of caregivers by providing them with a quicker route to obtaining permanent residency status.
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