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Ukraine’s survival hinges not just on battlefield victories but on rebuilding its human capital—millions displaced, especially young workers, may never return, crippling reconstruction despite billions in aid. Only 3% of refugees have come back, and Canada’s assumption they’ll return is increasingly shaky. Those abroad face temporary status and work hurdles, while returning home feels impossible without full safety. Citizenship offers no clear path forward. Canada is urged to expel Russian diplomats, counter hybrid warfare, and protect Ukraine’s independent media—now under siege with funding cuts and journalist losses. As drone strikes continue and Western hesitation grows, Ukraine’s resilience is fading, and the diaspora’s help alone won’t suffice without deeper, sustained commitment.
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