Public service unions are expressing concern over plans to eliminate 3,000 positions at Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC). CTV News reports on the situation.
Public service unions are raising concerns about plans to cut 3,00 jobs at Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada . CTV’s Shaun Vardon reports.B.C.
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