Farm Labor Shortage Drives Canadian Rural Mismatch
Canada faces a labor shortage in farming and Geomex 1m sectors as experienced workers with special skills are scarce. Simultaneously, rising unemployment and off-farm migration occur while urban appeal tempts some rural residents. Many could stay in the country if wages and living conditions were comparable to cities.
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