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U.S. Visa changes opens doors for Calgary’s tech sector
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CityNews Calgary
It’s Canada.”Chau calls the steep visa fee “a tax on talent,” one that could become a tailwind for Canadian companies like his.
With the new visa fee looming, Chau expects that number to climb even higher.
Other Calgary tech leaders echo his optimism.
It’s our chance to send a signal that talent is welcome here.”That signal is already resonating.
“We are the fastest growing tech talent hub in North America,” she said, noting Calgary now boasts 64,000 tech jobs.
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