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Prime Minister Mark Carney’s nation-building projects will require a strong international talent pool, one put at risk by blunt immigration cuts, says Larissa Bezo of the Canadian Bureau for International Education. Newcomers have been tied, fairly or not, to many of Canadians’ socioeconomic woes in recent years, prompting Ottawa to slam the brakes on the country’s rapid immigration growth. International students were blamed by many Canadians for the affordable housing crisis; foreign workers for depressing wages and stealing jobs; and asylum seekers for draining government resources.

Save-On-Foods is shown here in this fille photo. Some B. C. grocery store customers are being warned they may be victims of a cybersecurity breach.

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