Amid growing dissent, will Canada change its immigration plans?
Canada is set to unveil the latest targets for how many new residents it hopes to welcome in the coming years.
The annual announcement of permanent resident levels, something Immigration Minister Marc Miller must do in Parliament on or before Nov. 1, is the kind of dry fare that has traditionally drawn little attention, serving largely as a governmental formality amid high levels of public support for immigration.
… NDP immigration critic Jenny Kwan said she’s concerned about the backlash against the immigrant community.
“No good will come out of that because we have already lived through racism and discrimination in Canada’s history,” she said. “The government has to have a housing plan and an infrastructure plan for our community.”
The usual Liberal propaganda from the Star. Apparently Canadians are too dumb to realize that unaffordable housing and a rapidly declining standard of living is good for them.
Their “experts” are the usual spokesman for the corporate class who crave depressed wages and love the thought of profiteering from the shortages mass immigration brings.
Corporate Canada should have no say in immigration policy like our politicians they are insulated from the negative impact mass immgration has on society.
How do you think we ended up with thousands of Hamas supporters in our streets?
Corporate Canada doesn’t care where the bodies come from, they’re just fodder for the machine.
The usual garbage “analysis” is thrown up i.e. immigrants are necessary for economic growth.
They fail to mention that immigrants themselves age and thus are not a fix for Canada’s aging demographic or that Canada no longer attracts the “younger immigrant” that can give as much as they take over the course of their working lives.
Our immigration policy is so sick that most granted permanent resident status can’t even be bothered to take out Canadian citizenship any longer because we’re just a waystation on the route to greener pastures to them: In 2021, of the permanent residents who had come to Canada within the last 10 years, just 45.7 per cent had become citizens. In 2001, that figure was 75.1 per cent.
The cost of family reunification with grandma and grandpa to Canada? Not mentioned.
They lie about a non-existent labour shortage and make no mention of how mass immigration depresses wages.
The impact of Automation and AI on employment? Not a factor in Star land!
But they do let you know that you’re a racist for daring to defend your own best interests.
