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When the Irish immigrated to Canada, they faced numerous hardships, including severe poverty, discrimination, and lack of resources. Many arrived with little money and struggled to find employment, often taking low-paying jobs under harsh conditions. Additionally, they encountered prejudice from established communities, leading to social isolation and challenges in integration. Disease and inadequate housing further exacerbated their difficulties during this challenging transition.

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