kryt0n said:It's the same website reporting figures from a study. The website is for a consultancy company to get customers to use them to get to Canada. They aren't going to report many stories about how Canada is going to stop immigration.
If you can link it to a story published by the Canadian government, we can discuss it.
fatani said:But there reasons are logical so we can take some encouragement from it.
kryt0n said:It's the same website reporting figures from a study. The website is for a consultancy company to get customers to use them to get to Canada. They aren't going to report many stories about how Canada is going to stop immigration.
If you can link it to a story published by the Canadian government, we can discuss it.
Alexios07 said:CICNews and this forum are managed by the same law firm.
The 50% (450,000) is just a recommendation for the Government from an Economic committee:
http://www.budget.gc.ca/aceg-ccce/home-accueil-en.html
http://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/immigration-system-increase-mccallum-1.3812749
I personally think it's a pretty stupid recommendation. The more immigrants we bring in, the lower the median salary will be. 300k / year is a good enough quota.
Employers always want to pay the least salaries to workers, and new immigrants usually accept a pay cut to get the first jobs in Canada.
Alexios07 said:CICNews and this forum are managed by the same law firm.
The 50% (450,000) is just a recommendation for the Government from an Economic committee:
http://www.budget.gc.ca/aceg-ccce/home-accueil-en.html
http://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/immigration-system-increase-mccallum-1.3812749
I personally think it's a pretty stupid recommendation. The more immigrants we bring in, the lower the median salary will be. 300k / year is a good enough quota.
Employers always want to pay the least salaries to workers, and new immigrants usually accept a pay cut to get the first jobs in Canada.
thestunner316 said:true that, however immigration is a very long term solution... they wont be thinking 4-5 years down the line ... they will be thinking 20-30 years down the line (atleast they should be lol )
vensak said:That is if you look on it as something where you want to keep most of the people that have immigrated. If you however already plan, that 50% of those who will come without much ties in first 5 years will leave, than it is about something different
If the original intention behind is to keep most of the immigrants in then yes, there is something wrong in the setup. However if the original intention actually counts with such leaving % as a way to cash in ones savings and taxes payment without being obliged to deliver much, then there is nothing wrong with the system itself.thestunner316 said:well if 50% are leaving, there is something wrong with the program or the country![]()