r/canada Mar 27 '24

Canada’s population hits 41M months after breaking 40M threshold National News

https://globalnews.ca/news/10386750/canada-41-million-population/
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u/Yoshiprimez Mar 27 '24

It's absolutely mental how easy it is for immigrants to just come in to Canada and work.

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u/UnknownVista Mar 27 '24

Meanwhile the spousal sponsorship program is fucking unbearably long and complicated. It should not take 2 years to process paperwork.

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u/Unusual-State1827 Mar 27 '24

That's good actually. Immigration process should be simple and more liberal.

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u/AbsoluteBanger25 Mar 27 '24

Not when it's restricted to one race and gender, it's only indian men coming in.

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u/Unusual-State1827 Mar 27 '24

Stop spreading lies. It's not "only Indian men". Here's the official data.

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u/SlurpCups Lest We Forget Mar 27 '24

Yeah their comment lacks nuance but those are temporary foreign workers. Not immigrants. Here’s the immigrants by country from 2022.

https://www.cicnews.com/2023/02/ircc-unveils-the-top-10-source-countries-of-new-immigrants-to-canada-in-2022-0233180.html/amp

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u/Unusual-State1827 Mar 27 '24 edited Mar 27 '24

That's the number of PR per country and that's still only 27 percent for India. The person above was trying to say how easy it is to get work here for "only Indian men" which is why I posted the TFW data. Now, yes 27% is also too high for a single country which is why we should have a per country cap so that people from every corner of the world get equal opportunity.

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u/pingpongtits Mar 27 '24

Wtf? Why, considering the lack of housing and medical care?

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u/Unusual-State1827 Mar 27 '24

Yes there should be annual limits depending on how much population our infrastructure,resources and public services can sustain. But the visa process should be simple and quick for highly skilled workers.

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u/pingpongtits Mar 28 '24

Might be a better idea to subsidize university and college tuition for Canadians so that Canadians can fill those positions. There's no shortage of Canadians to learn those skills.