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The 2026–2028 plan targets 64% economic-class share, proposes consolidation of skilled streams, and has tightened TFW/PGWP rules.1. simultaneity of three policy moves2.

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The 2026–2028 plan targets 64% economic-class share, proposes consolidation of skilled streams, and has tightened TFW/PGWP rules.

Mass Immigration and the Suppression of Domestic Innovation
“The 2026–2028 plan targets 64% economic-class share, proposes consolidation of skilled streams, and has tightened TFW/PGWP rules.”
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simultaneity of three policy moves

Selling the Coastline: The Carney Government's Port Divestit
“the simultaneity of three policy moves — the Canada Strong Fund, the MPO/Building Canada Act, and the port and airport discussion papers”
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The Carney government issued 105,000 new TFW permits in the first six months of 2025 alone

the Carney government has constructed the institutional architecture, named the assets, and identified the buyers for a series of transactions

Selling the Coastline: The Carney Government's Port Divestit
“in the year following an election fought on the proposition that Canada is not for sale, the Carney government has constructed the institutional architecture, named the assets, and identified the buyers for a series of transactions”
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"transfer of public infrastructure to the same institutional capital class"
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"there hasn't been much opposition because there's not much here to oppose"
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"the resulting structure preserves Canadian strategic control"
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"Federal 2025-26 deficit is $78.3 B"
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2025
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2025 budget proposal
2026
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port divestiture signal
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release of discussion paper
Carney government 2026–2028 plan