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Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney's government has unveiled a plan to import 2.25 million migrants over the next 3 years. The government will also introduce a special initiative allowing up to 200,000 people already living in Canada to transition to permanent residency, including 100,000 workers and their families and 100,000 people under humanitarian and other immigration pathways. The country has allocated a total of $510.7 million CAD toward implementing its immigration plan. The announcement comes as Canada faces continuing concerns about housing affordability, pressure on public services and the economic impact of immigration.