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“ç±³ã®çµŒæ¸ˆçš„苦境. are driving Americans across the northern border in near-record numbers as they seek better job opportunities and cheaper education in Canada.”
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As the unemployment rate in the United States remains high, “it’s natural you’re going to see more…young Americans pursuing economic opportunity here,†said Canada’s Minister of Citizenship, 移民, ã¨å¤šæ–‡åŒ–ジェイソンケニー.
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