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[Jaycejay]

I guess all depends on the 7th Sept date. If that date stays as - is (hopefully), I guess we all would have a lot to look forward to in the days and weeks after that.

Yeah, confirmed my perspective of the whole situation. Elections have no influence on the proceedings of immigration. Really looking forward to September 7. Toes crossed lol

 

[Jaycejay]

Love this dude.

 

[Deleted member 1050918]

Kubeir Kamal:
To dispel the fear and questions - The Canadian Immigration process will continue and the elections have no bearing on the current processes and functioning of IRCC.
#foreverhopeful

By the way, all these questions from people about elections, whether they could affect immigration processes or travel restrictions etc, don't you guys think it all makes Canada look more politicized? In my opinion Trudeau has been kind of giving Canada a US-ish look because of his own ambition.

 

[Lc4life]

What he said actually make sense to me now.

Don't worry bud. They are not USA. If they are really worried about people taking away their jobs, they would not take in 50K international students, create caregiver pathways, etc. Not to even mention that in BC international grads automatically get PNP. (used to be the case in Ontario as well).

 

[Windsor37]

Yeah, confirmed my perspective of the whole situation. Elections have no influence on the proceedings of immigration. Really looking forward to September 7. Toes crossed lol

I think it's because the Liberals are expecting they could win. Technically IRCC is being led by the Liberals since they are, after all, the major party in Parliament. If Liberals gains the super majority, it's not too inconceivable to think that IRCC will do business as usual afterwards.

 

[Jaycejay]

I think it's because the Liberals are expecting they could win. Technically IRCC is being led by the Liberals since they are, after all, the major party in Parliament. If Liberals gains the super majority, it's not too inconceivable to think that IRCC will do business as usual afterwards.

I doubt if the Liberals would be able to secure up to 170 seats in the House of Commons this election. My guess is they would win, but not a majority. Either ways, immigration activities will hardly be affected. Just more keen on border reopening rather this election

 

[GandiBaat]

I doubt if the Liberals would be able to secure up to 170 seats in the House of Commons this election. My guess is they would win, but not a majority. Either ways, immigration activities will hardly be affected. Just more keen on border reopening rather this election

To be honest, those who are rooting for FSW pathway to open and are frustrated with "Old Grandpas" getting PR via CEC, should pray for a conservative win. Simply because conservatives tend to be more leaning towards more economically more viable cadidates : ie Young and highly skilled ones.

Anyhoo, whatever ways things go, do not see any changes before January.

True-Dough calling for a snap election means he is more confident that liberals will win. Its a gamble but it may just work. Conservatives are having a leader with very few takes. Jug-MEET (yeah thats how he writes his name on twitter) seems to popular among immigrants but limited popularity among natives.

 

[scylla]

To be honest, those who are rooting for FSW pathway to open and are frustrated with "Old Grandpas" getting PR via CEC, should pray for a conservative win. Simply because conservatives tend to be more leaning towards more economically more viable cadidates : ie Young and highly skilled ones.

Nope. They should be praying for a Liberal win. A Conservative win will almost certainly mean reductions in immigration targets. This is pretty much always a part of the Conservative platform. They are the most anti-immigration out of the three major parties.

 

[Windsor37]

I doubt if the Liberals would be able to secure up to 170 seats in the House of Commons this election. My guess is they would win, but not a majority. Either ways, immigration activities will hardly be affected. Just more keen on border reopening rather this election

Agreed. Trudeau is quite a risk taker to do this in a middle of the pandemic.

 

[seadrag0n]

Nope. They should be praying for a Liberal win. A Conservative win will almost certainly mean reductions in immigration targets. This is pretty much always a part of the Conservative platform. They are the most anti-immigration out of the three major parties.

What will happen if the government is minority again?

 

[GandiBaat]

Nope. They should be praying for a Liberal win. A Conservative win will almost certainly mean reductions in immigration targets. This is pretty much always a part of the Conservative platform. They are the most anti-immigration out of the three major parties.

Those folks are pained by immigration gains of "Old and unskilled in-land applicants". They will be best served by Conservatives who set bar for immigrants higher. That being said, conservatives also launched express entry channel for "faster"processing. Right now though, conservatives will not open immigration and landing wide open to the whole world. This will take a small amount of time. It will happen but it will take some time (months).

 

[GandiBaat]

What will happen if the government is minority again?

Nothing much. Policies decisions will be slower.

 

[Rish92]

Are Canadian parties polar opposite in policies like the US or are they more or less similar like Australia?

 

[armitabbsn]

OFFICIAL
Canada’s 2021 federal election is officially a go. Here’s how it will work

After months of speculation, the 2021 Canadian federal election is officially on.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau confirmed on Sunday that he spoke with the newly-minted Gov. Gen. Mary Simonearlier in the day and asked her to pull the plug on the minority government he has led since October 2019.

Election Day will be Sept. 20, meaning the campaign will be a tight five weeks long.

whata birthday Im gonna have this year on Sep 20th lol

 

[shipping]

Nope. They should be praying for a Liberal win. A Conservative win will almost certainly mean reductions in immigration targets. This is pretty much always a part of the Conservative platform. They are the most anti-immigration out of the three major parties.

I presume no matter what the election outcome will be...Trudeau ll speed up the process to gain immigration target. And he may do it before election to gain vote