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Canada is spending big to recruit top global minds. They may find it hard to stay in the country — if they can even get in

Summary by The Toronto Star
$1.7M program announced by Carney government questioned as successful applicants face months-long security screenings.

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Canada is spending big to recruit top global minds. They may find it hard to stay in the country — if they can even get in

$1.7M program announced by Carney government questioned as successful applicants face months-long security screenings.

·Toronto, Canada
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Canada Spent $1.7 Billion to Attract Talent, but Failed Due to Its Own Visa Processing Efficiency.

CSIS stated that the number of applications requiring security review remains very large, and CSIS is working with partners to process these applications. The photo shows the Peace Tower and the Canadian flag on Parliament Hill. (Adrian Wyld/The Canadian Press)

·New York, United States
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The Toronto Star broke the news in Toronto, Canada on Wednesday, August 12, 2026.
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