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Canada’s Latest Immigration Forecast: Immigration Levels Plan 2025-2027

Heron Law Firm October 29, 2024

Canada’s 2025-2027 Immigration Plan reduces permanent admissions and limits pathways for temporary residents. Heron Law Offices’ Will Tao warns these changes may have unintended impacts on communities and the economy. If your immigration plans could be affected, book a consultation with our experienced lawyers today to explore your options.

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