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Canada proposes new entry categories for skilled workers in 2027

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Canada proposes new Express Entry categories for 2027, targeting skilled workers in tech, healthcare, and research. Learn about the changes and how to prov Read More: https://punchng.com/canada-proposes-new-entry-categories-for-skilled-workers-in-2027/

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