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Stefan Molyneux
Imagine if Hillary Clinton is forced to flee the country to avoid prosecution and gets stuck living in an embassy for the rest of her days.
David Raymond Amos
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David Raymond Amos
Perhaps CBC's many nasty
corporate lawyers should check my Blogger and Twitter accounts ASAP?
N'esy Pas Mr Prime Minister Trudeau "The Younger" Ms Minister Melanie
Joly Alex Johnston, Sylvie Gadoury, Deric MacKenzie-Feder, Hubby Baby
Lacroix and Mr Wannabe Neo Con Leader Maxime Bernier??
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David Raymond Amos
What Planet do Liebranos come from?
Alex Forbes
More priority treatment for non-Canadians
Terry Duff
@Alex Forbes The Liberals
seem to be getting more and more like the Democratic Party in the US.
The whole open border idea is self destructive in the long run. Why
would they want to destroy their country? Yeah I know the collection of
tyrants, thugs and the ilk in the UN think that way. How many
democracies in the UN?
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@Alex Forbes I am Canadian
born a raised ran for public office five times thus far without a SIN
number or even a Medicare cards thanks to the Liebranos. Hell I had to
battle Harper for years then scare him by suing the Queen just to
collect half of MY Canada Pension money that i am due.
Need I say that the VERY EVIL Canadian Revenue Service is looking forward to a Hell of lawsuit from me before I turn 65? I must do so in order for me to get my old age pension on time just like everybody else.
All the greedy Liebrano dogs like David Dingwell of not so long ago are entitled their entitlements to the point the sneaky lawyer expected taxpayers to pay for his bubblegum. Then there is General Leslie with his fancy move around Ottawa or Trudeau's greedy assistants and their very expensive moves within Ontario. Yea right. Yet Revenue Canada attacks the very taxpayers footing their fancy bills on a daily basis seeking more more more for the government to spend.. Yet when it comes to us retiring we have to fight the Feds tooth and nail to get what is merely ours in the first place? However the Liebranos have LOTS of our hard earned tax dollars to squander on Immigrants or lawyers to send against us for reasons many Canadians will never understand. Of that I have no doubt whatsoever.
What say you Mr Libertarian lawyer and Wannabe Neo Con Leader Maxime Bernier?
Need I say that the VERY EVIL Canadian Revenue Service is looking forward to a Hell of lawsuit from me before I turn 65? I must do so in order for me to get my old age pension on time just like everybody else.
All the greedy Liebrano dogs like David Dingwell of not so long ago are entitled their entitlements to the point the sneaky lawyer expected taxpayers to pay for his bubblegum. Then there is General Leslie with his fancy move around Ottawa or Trudeau's greedy assistants and their very expensive moves within Ontario. Yea right. Yet Revenue Canada attacks the very taxpayers footing their fancy bills on a daily basis seeking more more more for the government to spend.. Yet when it comes to us retiring we have to fight the Feds tooth and nail to get what is merely ours in the first place? However the Liebranos have LOTS of our hard earned tax dollars to squander on Immigrants or lawyers to send against us for reasons many Canadians will never understand. Of that I have no doubt whatsoever.
What say you Mr Libertarian lawyer and Wannabe Neo Con Leader Maxime Bernier?
Immigration Minister John McCallum to reveal 'substantially' higher newcomer targets
Experts warn that welcoming more immigrants, refugees must come with enhanced support services
By Kathleen Harris, CBC News Posted: Oct 30, 2016 5:00 AM ET
Kathleen Harris
Canada is expected to 'substantially' boost the number of
newcomers it welcomes to the country each year. (Peter Power/Canada Day)
Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Minister John McCallum is expected to reveal new targets Monday, one day before Finance Minister Bill Morneau presents his fall economic update.
- McCallum to raise immigration targets
- Internal Liberal debate on immigration
- 450,000 new immigrants too ambitious?
The government's economic growth advisory council has recommended ramping up immigration levels to 450,000 people a year over the next five years, with a focus on skilled, highly educated and business-oriented people. McCallum has suggested that target may be overly ambitious, but said the government will "substantially" raise the number.
There has also been debate among the Canadian public — and among Liberals — about hiking immigration at a time of high unemployment, especially among young Canadians. There are also questions about whether adequate levels of support are in place.
Immigrants worse off?
As the government welcomes more immigrants, it must take steps to ensure smooth integration into communities, said Emily Gilbert, associate professor with the University of Toronto's Canadian Studies Program. That includes employment that meets their skill levels, so families don't face undue financial hardship, she said."I'm not at all against raising the level, I'm in full support of that. But we've had a tendency in the last decade or so for newcomers to Canada to be much worse off economically," she said.
She's concerned about the potential emphasis on bringing in business and professional class immigrants.
"I'm worried that the thrust of the levels seems to be to boost Canada's economy and I'm worried it would be on the shoulders of those who arrive," she said.
Gilbert said ramping up numbers too quickly without enough supports could lead to potential social and economic problems down the road. She also warned against gearing targets based on economic status.
Not only does that contribute to a "brain drain" in other countries, but it ignores the fact that it takes all kinds of people to build the country, she said.
Raise living standards
The advisory council's report recommends tapping top business talent and international students to maximize economic benefits from immigration policy that, "if done right, can raise living standards for all Canadians."Noting that public opinion to date is largely favourable toward immigration, the report warns that policy makers must be aware of limits.
Immigration Minister John McCallum is
expected to reveal Canada's new targets for immigration on Monday, Oct.
31. (Adrian Wyld/Canadian Press)
In addition to boosting immigration levels, the council recommends:
- Reducing red tape to attract and expedite entry for foreign talent.
- Easing rules to allow more international students to become permanent residents.
- Improving accreditation processes to help skilled workers find work in their profession.
Big dilemma
But Jade said any increase in numbers must come with supports ranging from more staff to process applications to a "big injection" of aid to help integrate new arrivals, even though that capacity is hard to determine."That's the big dilemma for the government," he said.
NDP Immigration critic Jenny Kwan said Canada could reasonably have a policy to bring in a higher number of immigrants, up to 500,000 annually.
Recommended immigration targets
2015 to 2021
Table view
Source: 2015 and 2016 Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada / 2017 - 2021 Advisory Council on Economic Growth"I think we're at the juncture in 2016 to look at our immigration policy and say, 'If you're good enough to work here, you're good enough to stay,'" she said.
Kwan also said Canada's policy should not be geared to favour those with business and professional credentials.
"There's value to all the different classes," she said. "All of us contribute to the rich fabric of who we are, and our immigration policy should reflect exactly that — broad-based, diverse groups of immigrants from around the globe."
Conservative Immigration critic Michelle Rempel said setting immigration levels must not be "arbitrary" and that targets should be established after consultation with the provinces and territories. She hopes to to see an increase in economic immigration to the Atlantic provinces and consideration to Francophonie targets.
Rempel said she is proud that because of a Conservative motion, Yazidi victims of ISIS genocide will be among the priority groups brought in to Canada.
"Our previous Conservative government oversaw the highest sustained levels of economic immigration in Canada's history, while working to ensure persecuted ethnic, religious and sexual minorities were able to resettle in Canada," she said in an email.
"We protected the integrity of our fair and generous immigration system by cracking down on crooked consultants who exploit prospective immigrants. Along with introducing the Parent and Grandparent Super Visa, we also enhanced the Caregiver program to ensure faster processing, reunification and more protection against abuse."
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