Canada's Really High Immigration "Still Insufficient" Says Conference Board

[Economy 52,845]

https://www.google.ca/amp/s/business.financialpost.com/news/economy/all-the-reasons-why-canada-needs-immigration-and-more-of-it/amp

 

The Conference Board which made a detailed study on behalf of the Government has concluded that the large immigration rates Canada takes in (the highest ratio of any major Developed Nation) will still be insufficient long term

 

The current 310,000 a year target is set to rise to 350,000 in 2021 but the board says the ageing population, retiring baby boomers and reluctance of Canadians to reform retirement benefits to compensate like other Nations have done calls for at least 450,000 immigrants a year

 

Trudeau has increased budget for immigration departments and services by 30% but says the 350,000 cap can only be raised if and when integration services processing capacity catch up and are capable of providing integration services to a higher number of people

[Maxxie69 106]

omg please take me I can't stand the US no more.

[Economy 52,845]

8 minutes ago, Maxxie69 said:

omg please take me I can't stand the US no more.

If ur young that's one of the biggest factors in our points system

 

Unless u tried to get in as a refugee then age and education doesn't matter... Say ur fleeing Trump's oppression

[eggyolk 71]

3 minutes ago, Economy said:

If ur young that's one of the biggest factors in our points system

How young is young? I'm starting my master's next year in Paris and planning to immigrate to Canada when I'm around 30.

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2 minutes ago, eggyolk said:

How young is young? I'm starting my master's next year in Paris and planning to immigrate to Canada when I'm around 30.