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After over a year-and-a-half of lockdowns and sacrifice, Canadians are seeing the benefits of their efforts to stop COVID-19. The pandemic is not over, but we can now look beyond COVID to plan for our future. Now, the Canadian Chamber of Commerce is writing “mandate letters” to members of the Cabinet with policy priorities that will support growth of the Canadian economy.
Immigration plays a central role in Canada’s inclusive recovery and growth, adding to the diversity of communities across the country and in all industries. With the country’s aging population and low birth rate, alongside job vacancies and a skills mismatch in the Canadian labour market, new Canadians – including international students and temporary foreign workers – are an important source of talent pipelines, in the short and long term.
The Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship should:
To see all 21 of our mandate letters to ministers, click here.