Canada Wants Silicon Valley’s Tech Employees
Immigration fears in countries such as the U.S. and U.K. might create huge opportunities for economic growth elsewhere—and Toronto is taking note.
Bourree Lam
Bourree Lam is a former staff writer at The Atlantic. She was previously the editor of Freakonomics.com.
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