Conservative leader pierre poilievre announced plans to restrict temporary foreign worker programs in regions with unemployment rates exceeding 5.5 percent. He accused the carney government of failing to control immigration levels. Poilievre proposed ending the program in such areas to prioritize local workers. The proposal comes amid growing political pressure on immigration policies. The carney government has not yet responded to the criticism. The debate highlights tensions between immigration control and economic needs. The policy could impact thousands of temporary workers. The issue remains a key political topic.