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The Canadian government has expanded the Francophone Mobility Program and extended it for two years.
Key Points:
Additional Information: Applicants must now provide proof that they meet language requirements. This documentary evidence may be, but is not limited to, a French evaluation test or the French competencies test, a diploma or degree from a French college or university or a document confirming studies at a French-language institution.
BAL Analysis: Canadian authorities extended and expanded the Francophone Mobility Program to address labor shortages and increase economic activity.
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