MCC’s VP of Policy & Government Relations joins Global News Winnipeg to discuss immigration & workforce challenges

Aug 4, 2022

In 2021, 405,000 new permanent residents were accepted to Canada, with 16,560 choosing Manitoba as their new home. Elisabeth Saftiuk, the vice-president of policy and government relations at the Manitoba Chambers of Commerce, says this will be welcome news for Manitoba businesses strugggling with staffing shortages after the pandemic.

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