Canada Immigration Work Permit figures for Live-in Caregivers/members of the spouse or common-law partner class for 5 years from 2016 to 2020 for the province of New Brunswick
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The Province of New Brunswick accepted 24 Live-in Caregivers/members of the spouse or common-law partner class in 2016, 30 Live-in Caregivers/members of the spouse or common-law partner class in 2017, 18 Caregivers/members of the spouse or common-law partner class in 2018, 5 Caregivers/members of the spouse or common-law partner class in 2019, 4 Caregivers/members of the spouse or common-law partner class in 2020
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