David’s Blog| On the new immigration programs for essential workers and graduates

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David Cohen
Published: May 4, 2021

The pandemic has highlighted the importance of essential workers, yet before the launch of the new pathways, there were limited options for workers in many of these occupations to become permanent residents.

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