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2008

David Cohen’s Blog: Canadian Immigration and the Coming Election

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It seems more probable by the day that Canadians will be going to the polls in the next couple of months to elect a new federal government.  A snap election will likely be called by the minority Conservative government as early as September 5th for later in the Fall on the pretext that Parliament is now dysfunctional.

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