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Canada poaches 64 global scholars in bid to bolster domestic talent pipeline

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Canada has secured the relocation of 64 international academics, primarily from the U.S., to its universities under a new $1.7 billion initiative aimed at boosting research and innovation in key fields like AI, health, and environmental science. This move is crucial for developers and tech professionals as it enhances Canada’s research capabilities and positions the country as a global leader in critical technology sectors.

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