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POLITICS & POLICY • CANADA

Canada plans one-time permanent status for 200,000 temporary residents

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Canada plans to give 200,000 temporary residents permanent status as a one-time measure. Provinces and territories will be able to choose how many people from the worker stream they take, according to The Straits Times.

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The change affects temporary residents seeking to stay in Canada and the provinces and territories choosing how many workers to accept. The article describes no specific effects on the United States.