
Paid for a Job in Canada That Never Materialized? You May Have Legal Options
For many foreign workers, Canada represents opportunity, stability, and a better future. Unfortunately, some individuals are taken advantage of during this journey—especially by recruiters, consultants, or third-party agencies who promise jobs, work permits, and even pathways to permanent residency in exchange for significant fees. If this sounds familiar, you are not alone—and more importantly, you...
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