“You talk about building the country. Here is what building trades unions have said about your temporary foreign worker program. They warned your government that excessive reliance on temporary labour would weaken apprenticeship pathways and discourage employers from hiring Canadian employees. The numbers I just gave you bear that out exactly. I give you another opportunity: Do you want to apologize to the 127,000 unemployed skilled trade workers whose jobs went to 126,000 TFWs that you granted in the skilled trades?”
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Mr. Chair, Claims · 70 wordswe have been clear that Canadians always deserve and should be getting the jobs first.There are strict rules, and they have been tightened considerably for temporary foreign workers in a very targeted way that remains the last resort for employers to find workers.1There are some businesses and communities that are still needing them.My job is to manage migration and to invest in our youth and also in—Partly on point
