No, Mass Immigration Is Not Igniting A “Renaissance” In Atlantic Canada

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On July 18th, the National Post published an uncritical review of a book titled Toward Prosperity: The Transformation of Atlantic Canada’s Economy in which former pollster Don Mills and economist David Campbell “detail the dramatic improvements newcomers are bringing to the East Coast” and claim that Atlantic Canada is “in the early stage of an […]

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New Documentary On Canada’s Mass Immigration Policy

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In January, I was interviewed by independent filmmaker Sangita Iyer of Mettle Films for a two-part documentary on mass immigration. Part One has now been released. Some of my thoughts were included – along with those of other commentators you may know such as Kirk Lubimov, Darshan Maharaja, Tasha Kheirridin, Natasha Graham, Simon Nantais, and

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Canada’s Immigration Lobby Scrambles To Regain Control Of Narrative

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A recent Leger poll conducted for the Association for Canadian Studies and the Metropolis Institute reveals that, despite the Trudeau government’s immigration cut, 62% of Canadians still think immigration levels are too high. This majority includes 60% of native-born Canadians and 57% of foreign-born Canadians, indicating broad support for immigration restriction across different backgrounds. While

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Canada’s Immigration Cut Is Lowering Rent And Increasing Wages

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Canada has slashed permanent resident admissions by 21%, slammed down caps on the international student and foreign worker streams, and bolstered various restrictions across the board. While our immigration rate is still disproportionately high compared to other developed countries, and severely out of sync with our own historic rate, these cuts are having an effect

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10 Benefits Of Canada’s New 0% Population Growth Rate

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In October, the Trudeau government buckled to rising anger over skyrocketing immigration levels and slashed permanent resident admissions while keeping in place previous restrictions on foreign worker and international student numbers. The federal government promised these measures would “pause population growth in the short term to achieve well-managed, sustainable growth in the long term”. Specifically,

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The Century Initiative: The Wizard Behind The Curtain Of Canada’s Disastrous Immigration Policy?

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Editor’s note: This article was originally published on Population Institute Canada’s website (populationinstitutecanada.ca) on May 24th, 2025. It is republished on Dominion Review with permission of the author. The Government of Canada’s strategic foresight organization, Policy Horizons Canada, recently issued a report that anticipates a Canada in dire straits in 15 years. The report, with the title

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The Choice For Canadians: The Contrasting Approaches To Immigration

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Editor’s note: This article was originally published on Chris George’s Substack – the By George Journal. It is republished here, in slightly abridged form, with permission of the author. The country’s immigration trends have been a growing concern for Canadians, yet during this federal election campaign immigration policy has been fully eclipsed by anxieties relating

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The Reality Of Canadian Immigration Policy Since 1900 In Just 9 Numbers

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For years, a number of politicians and media types have said that Canada’s traditional level of annual immigration has averaged at 1% of our total population. They argue that recent levels of immigration are not really very high, or that 1% is a reasonable policy for immigration. In the 1993 election, the Liberals, PCs, and

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The Shadowy Century Initiative Lobby Is Being Dragged Into The Light Of Public Discussion

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At a recent skilled trades announcement in Ottawa, Pierre Poilievre was asked about Mark Carney’s decision to add Century Initiative co-founder Mark Wiseman to his list of advisors on Canada-U.S. relations. Poilievre responded by condemning what he described as the “radical, globalist ideology of uncontrolled population growth” driven by “corporate elites” to suppress wages. He

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New Poll: A Majority Of Both White And Non-White Canadians Think Immigration Is Too High

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The federal government has caved to rising support for immigration restriction by placing caps and restrictions on the foreign worker and international student streams, as well as slashing annual permanent resident admissions by 21%. Despite these measures, a majority of Canadians of nearly every demographic continue to feel that immigration is too high. A new

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