A new report has challenged the argument that Canada's temporary foreign worker population has declined since changes were made by the previous Conservative government.
While the numbers admitted under the Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFWP) have certainly fallen, Canada's other pathways to a work visa have seen their numbers increase, according to the Conference Board of Canada's "Primer on Canada's Foreign Workers" report.
Other categories of temporary foreign workers, including the International Mobility Program (IMP), international students, refugees and workers awaiting permanent residence processing, more than make up for the drop in TFWP numbers.
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