Andrew posted: " Of note: A major factor behind these trends is the Trudeau government's mismanaged immigration policy. We still don't have an adequate explanation for what's behind the unprecedented increase in the number of non-permanent residents into the country." Multicultural Meanderings Read on blog or Reader Sean Speer: Canada really is broken right now [on immigration] Andrew January 31 Of note: A major factor behind these trends is the Trudeau government's mismanaged immigration policy. We still don't have an adequate explanation for what's behind the unprecedented increase in the number of non-permanent residents into the country. Was it a deliberate policy strategy? If so, why? And if wasn't, how did it happen?  This past year shouldn't be viewed as a one-off either. Virtually all of the biggest year-over-year increases in the number of non-permanent residents have during the Trudeau government. It's hard not to conclude therefore that it has amounted to either a purposeful or inadvertent policy strategy that seems to have been pursued without any consideration of the externalities. As economist Ben Rabidoux recently put it: "If this government were actively trying to stoke anti-immigration sentiment, it would be indistinguishable from current approach." Source: Sean Speer: Canada really is broken right now Comment Like You can also reply to this email to leave a comment.

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