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Newsroom Ready: Ministers say immigration, passport backlogs manageable post strike

Immigration Minister Sean Fraser and Families Minister Karina Gould discuss the impact the recent public service strike had on their departments' ability to process immigration applications and passports for Canadians. The strike for most public servants including those in their two departments ended after 12 days.

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