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New immigration access program aims to enhance employer services across Cape Breton

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By Adam McNamara | The Advocate CAPE BRETON, Nova Scotia — The launch of a new program called Access+ is introducing an expanded immigration service model designed to better support employers across Cape Breton Island. The program, delivered through the Cape Breton Partnership’s Immigration Advisory...

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