High Canada immigration, good for .ca? (2.Viewing)

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Liberals have been keeping immigration to Canada high for last few years, in the range of 400,000 to 500,000 new residents per year.

Today's news is they did 430,000 in just Q3 of this year.

So every two years that's a million new people, which is pretty significant for a country of Canada's population.

I'm sure there are a lot of positive and negative points to this, but from a .ca perspective you'd have to think it's a good thing, maybe not right away but over time...
 
Liberals have been keeping immigration to Canada high for last few years, in the range of 400,000 to 500,000 new residents per year.

Our population is growing by an unsustainable 1.2 million people per year, the foreign University student enrolment is increasing by 33% per year, foreign doctor residency rates are skyrocketing while Canadian doctors can't find a space, and as we all know, housing is an absolute mess and it's just going to get worse.

And when the Liberals talk about solutions, they never talk about even a temporary drop in international migration and it's always "more, more, more people!" :unsure:

Why? Because foreigners pay more than Canadians and everyone is mad for that sweet foreign money, even those from supposedly-public institutions paid for and supposedly-designed for Canadians.

Canada has obviously been put up for sale to foreign interests and due to this, Canada no longer serves Canadians. "Our" country now serves the highest bidder on the foreign market.

The University enrolment numbers display this clearly. In 1990 the foreign student percentage was 2-3%, in 2004 it was 6%, and now it's currently at 25-35% at most Universities (and growing quickly - 33% growth last year alone), while (cough) surprisingly there is no government mandated limit on foreign enrolment - it could conceivably rise to 100%.

Schools are gorging on high-paying foreign students so much that there is no physical space for them. But instead of lowering enrolment due to lack of room, many rent private movie theatres or other large venues to use as classrooms - gotta keep that sweet foreign cash flowing.

Just like immigration, there is never a thought of lowering it, just increasingly-bizarre ideas on how to handle the mass influx of high-paying foreign customers.

In the future, our primary jobs will be to provide services to to these affluent foreign workers, students, residents, sponsors, migrants, family reunification seniors, and others, all without basic access to housing, doctors or a post-secondary education.

It's going to be a wonderful life!
 

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