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High Immigration ‘May Not Be the Cause or the Answer for Canada’s Economic Underperformance
Higher-than-average immigration levels are not the reason for Canada’s economic underperformance and falling living standards in recent decades, columnist Tony Keller has argued in The

Canada’s Prairie Provinces Benefit Most By Retaining Immigrants, Report Says
Canada’s Prairie provinces got the biggest bang for their immigration buck in recent years and are poised to see GDP boosts of more than half

Canada Jobs: Wages And Number Of People Working Climbed In November, Latest Data Reveals
Wages and the number of people landing paying Canada jobs both climbed in November last year, the latest data from Statistics Canada reveals. In its

Canada Labour Market Tightening As Employers Go On Hiring Blitz
The labour market in Canada is still getting tighter as more of those workers who are looking for jobs land them, the latest data from

Quebeckers Say They Want More Immigration, Despite Provincial Government Saying No
Quebeckers are the most likely Canadians to want more immigration to the country of any residents in Canada – despite the stated intentions of Quebec

PPC Leader Wants To Put Brakes On Ever-Increasing Immigration To Canada
People’s Party of Canada (PPC) Leader Maxime Bernier says Ottawa’s ambitious immigration targets for the next few years, culminating in 500,000 new permanent residents in

Canada Job Vacancies Still High In August But Economy Slowing Down
Jobs were shed throughout Canada in August and economists are now warning the second half of this year will see lower GDP growth – but

Thunder Bay Business Leaders Happy As Rural And Northern Immigration Pilot Extended
Thunder Bay’s business leaders and economic development officers are thrilled by an extension to the Rural and Northern Immigration Pilot (RNIP) announced previously by Immigration,

Canada Immigration Minister Presents Temporary To Permanent Residence Transition Plan
Canada Immigration Minister Sean Fraser has outlined his strategy for improving pathways from temporary to permanent residency. Fraser presented details of his five-pillar approach, which

