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N.B. seafood company challenging $1 million fine, 10-year ban on temporary worker program

by The Canadian Press October 17, 2025

written by The Canadian Press October 17, 2025

By Hina Alam A New Brunswick seafood processing company is challenging in court the record $1-million fine and 10-year ban on using the temporary foreign worker program that it received from the federal government. Employment and Social Development Canada penalized Bolero Shellfish Processing Inc. i...

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