Canada's Immigration System: A Path Forward
Canada's immigration system, once a model of efficiency and inclusivity, has become mired in confusion and uncertainty due to reactionary changes in recent years.
Former Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Elliot Trudeau introduced multiculturalism as an official government policy on October 8, 1971, paving the way for increased immigration from non-European countries.
- Introduction of a point-based system to select immigrants based on skills and education
- Codification of humanitarian goals, such as refugee settlement
Announcement of the 2025–2027 Immigration Levels Plan by Marc Miller, Former Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship, on October 24, 2024
To achieve national development goals, it is essential to set long-term targets and restore clarity to the immigration system, which has been hindered by recent changes and disappointments.
Author's summary: Canada's immigration system needs reform.
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