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Canada's economy is fuelled by immigration, from housing, refrigerators, stoves and innumerable things. The numbers are likely to be increased. It is painfully hard waiting for word and my heart goes out to those of you in that position, but we need you in Canada, Canadians really do believe in...

Hiteshand, I hope I'm not wrong. I love this country and I don't believe it's corrupt or plays games.

SM001 Based on what? Speculation, hearsay, rumour. Let's stick to facts. Canada is a very non corrupt country. If the government played games with people's lives the opposition parties would destroy them. All parties are pro immigration, it's what makes this huge country with a small...

Folks, I am no expert in these matters and know very little. However it does seem to me that if we step back for a moment and look at the roles of various agencies etc., some of these rumours are ludicrous. One might almost think that people were trying to emigrate to New Delhi. It seems to me...

JNarthan, Check this out: http://jobs.scotiabank.com/ca/toronto/information-technology-jobs

JNathan I read somewhere that there will be a shortfall of around 44,000 IT applicants in the next few years and that immigrants will fill many of those positions. We don't have enough educated Canadians to fill them, so I think you would do fine.

JNathan. The stagnancy that you speak of is weird in that it goes against what we are being told here, i.e., that the immigration process is being speeded up and the government is doing all it can to streamline the process. O.K. they are politicians, what can I say? Canadian employers are more...

JNATHAN, I am unable to substantiate anything with facts or figures from Statistics Canada or any other official agency. I'm sure that for a period of time it was bleak for new immigrants who had no Canadian experience, but that has always been a problem. We have doctors driving cabs because...

JNATHAN I understand what you are saying. I agree that it was difficult to find well paying white collar jobs, but everyone has to start somewhere and there are jobs. For years skilled immigrants have had to take positions well below their qualifications, recession or not. First their is the...

JNATHAN Doesn't your own file and it's various processing dates prove this whole thread false? I live in Toronto and I can tell you that all the jobs lost in the recession have been recovered. We were never that badly affected by the downturn and the economy is O.K. Wages have risen 4% this...

The CIC website is still showing processing times for files submitted between Nov 28th 2008 and June 25th 2010 as 14 months. Wouldn't they have changed this if this huge new delay was in effect? Something doesn't quite add up.

Looking at the table, it seems that everything stopped after March. Am I missing something?

Hi, I live in Toronto. If anyone is hoping to move here and I can be of any assistance I will do my best to answer your questions. I wish you all the very best of luck. You will find Canada a welcoming place.

The sentence quoted by Nema is in appalling English and I doubt that anyone with that level of education would be employed at the Delhi office.

Government workers do not write in the first person, this cannot be real.