Not quite, Angelbrat. There is at least one other, quite legitimate reason to want a fake passport to visit countries like Canada. If the person is from a "category four" country (Antigua, China, formerly Colombia, etc), he is required to get consular visas for each country he passes through, and visit. That can mean a lot of time, paperwork, and expense.
Some of these would-be travelers must be decent people, yet all are required to get consular visas. We've all read the posts complaining about the sheer arbitrariness of the Visa Officer who decides to reject an application for a temporary visa. It seems the VO simply concludes that the applicant has insufficient ties to the home country (despite the applicant's having a home there, financial assets, family job etc ) and presto -- decides "NO" without deigning to explain why.
If the applicant is a gangster, OK. Justice was served when the VO said "no". But let's say that the applicant is a decent person, and theoretically admissible to Canada. Unfortunately, he runs up against an inflexible VO who loves to reject applications on the merest pretext. This experience must be very, very aggravating, and I can certainly understand the temptation to use a fake passport to avoid the process.
This is not to say that one should evade the process by using a fake passport, but neither do I conclude that anyone so tempted is necessarily inadmissible. I find myself in the awkward position of defending the motives of some people who might use fake passports, while condemning the use of fakes themselves.