I believe there is a relatively recent program that should provide some good results. In the statistics you provided to us, and I would mention that you have some very fine documents, with positive figures, I note that interprovincial immigration leaves New Brunswick in a deficit position. So there are more people leaving than coming in. I assume that if immigrants were selected better, the ratio would balance out and might leave New Brunswick in the black.
So I was wondering why you have a pilot project that focuses on temporary workers.
On our travel across the country, we have seen that this temporary workers program also causes a lot of problems. It is not the ideal solution. People often have problems and are not aware of their rights. So the best way is still to work on better immigration in order to keep people. In fact, you want to include the spouses of these workers and allow them to work here.
Why not focus your efforts more on getting more immigrants?