Facing no income for 6 months, these construction workers might have to abandon their Canadian dreams

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October 1, 2025
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A construction company in Dartmouth is desperate to find help for three employees from the Philippines who may have to leave Canada because of a mistake in their applications to renew work permits.In two cases, Brycon Construction forgot to pay

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Facing no income for 6 months, these construction workers might have to abandon their Canadian dreams

Facing no income for 6 months, these construction workers might have to abandon their Canadian dreams

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