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[seadrag0n]

This made sense when we didn't have vaccines and shit but if the reaction is still the same after vaccines it's just dumb.

I think Canada got lucky because of it's proximity to the US as it received most of the vaccines from the US only, not sure how other countries fared in this.

 

[Marco Mendicino]

Covid new variant is a hot topic again. See you all in 2030 when the fsw draw actually happens.

Do not fret future Canadians, immigration and FSWs are our top priority. We will have you guys in Canada by 2035, guaranteed. That's a Mendicino promise.

-Marco

 

[Deleted member 1050918]

I think Canada got lucky because of it's proximity to the US as it received most of the vaccines from the US only, not sure how other countries fared in this.

I believe Canada got most vaccines from EU https://www.ctvnews.ca/politics/canada-assured-vaccine-exports-from-eu-won-t-be-blocked-1.5363955

US had a (typically selfish as expected from USA) no export rule for many months until they were somewhat satisfied with their percentages.

Either way, I feel life's not gonna go back to normal until many more people go out and protest against pharma lords and this is certainly not the best time to try to immigrate.

 

[seadrag0n]

I believe Canada got most vaccines from EU https://www.ctvnews.ca/politics/canada-assured-vaccine-exports-from-eu-won-t-be-blocked-1.5363955

US had a (typically selfish as expected from USA) no export rule for many months until they were somewhat satisfied with their percentages.

Either way, I feel life's not gonna go back to normal until many more people go out and protest against pharma lords and this is certainly not the best time to try to immigrate.

Having a small population is an advantage.

 

[Deleted member 1050918]

Having a small population is an advantage.

Indeed. We're lucky that Canada only has 38M people you know. With the stellar Canadian incompetence and laziness, I don't even want to imagine how much worse the pandemic would impact our immigration plans if Canada had like 80-90M people.

 

[seadrag0n]

Indeed. We're lucky that Canada only has 38M people you know. With the stellar Canadian incompetence and laziness, I don't even want to imagine how much worse the pandemic would impact our immigration plans if Canada had like 80-90M people.

IMO, Canada should just merge with the US and call it a day on immigration but the more I learn about Canada's history, the more this scenario seems impossible.

 

[workingmind]

This made sense when we didn't have vaccines and shit but if the reaction is still the same after vaccines it's just dumb.

This new variant has multiple mutations, so it might be more transmissible and vaccines might be less effective against it.

 

[seadrag0n]

This new variant has multiple mutations, so it might be more transmissible and vaccines might be less effective against it.

Read this in the news a million times since early 2020.

 

[RSub]

Does this mean eligibility was not confirmed or IRCC just decided to ask again?

They will ask anything at anytime. This is why don’t touch the funds.

 

[Deleted member 1050918]

This new variant has multiple mutations, so it might be more transmissible and vaccines might be less effective against it.

And? Sorry but softass fellas think death only came with covid lol.

IMO, Canada should just merge with the US and call it a day on immigration but the more I learn about Canada's history, the more this scenario seems impossible.

I only need EE to merge with the US lol I didn't even know there was a country called Canada until I decided to immigrate

 

[Lc4life]

I mean it's hard to trust them when they don't actually show these memos but vaguely gesture at what information they supposedly have. And even if they do actually have some magical memos, there's no new information in there at all, so what's the point?

It wouldn't matter if they show the memos actually. Those memos are redacted.

 

[Timbuktu_14]

IMO, Canada should just merge with the US and call it a day on immigration but the more I learn about Canada's history, the more this scenario seems impossible.

Not gonna happen lol.

 

[Islander216]

IMO, Canada should just merge with the US and call it a day on immigration but the more I learn about Canada's history, the more this scenario seems impossible.

You do realise if that happened, most people would never be able to immigrate to Canada.

 

[seadrag0n]

You do realise if that happened, most people would never be able to immigrant to Canada.

Yes, that is my point. Maybe Canada will learn how to keep immigration steady from the US instead of trying to stuff loads of people in their country at once.

 

[Islander216]

Okay, that's fair. Not sure how popular a point that will be with people who are pre-ITA however.