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Canadian Armed Forces now allowing permanent residents to enlist amid low recruitment

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Canadian Armed Forces now allowing permanent residents to enlist amid low recruitment

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Published on November 6, 2022

The Canadian Armed Forces announced on Friday that permanent residents will now be allowed to enlist, as the military struggles with low recruitment levels.

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