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Policy paper urges Canada to train skilled immigrants before arrival

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A Canadian company is calling on Ottawa to fund overseas training centres that would prepare future immigrants with job-ready skills before they reach Canada. 369 Global released a policy paper Monday proposing what it calls Global Skilling Centres — Canadian-led training institutions that would ope...

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