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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World Sikh Organization Canada Demands Extensions For Expiring Visas, More PR Pathways

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The World Sikh Organization (WSO), Canada’s largest Sikh advocacy organization, has released an election guide which contains an exhaustive list of “key policy priorities” that extend across a variety of public policy spheres – everything from more accommodations for Sikh articles of faith on worksites to formal recognition of what the WSO describes as “the

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Mega Projects Or National Policy Reset?

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Editor’s note: This article was originally published on the Canadians for a Sustainable Society website (sustainablesociety.com). It is republished here with permission of the author. This version has been slightly abridged – read the full version here. Canada now finds itself in a new world of disorder. To assure stability some have suggested embarking on “mega-projects” to boost growth.

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Tweedle Dumb And Tweedle Dumber: Neither Major Federal Party Gets It Right

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It has been an incredible reversal of fortune for each of the two major Canadian political parties since November, and also the NDP, if you believe the many polls in the last few weeks. The only thing more incredible has been the change in the US since January 6th, 2021. Donald Trump has gone from

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Saving Canada From Trump? Look Who’s Talking!

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Hurricane Donald makes landfall over Canada When it started it seemed like a joke. Donald Trump has a penchant for goading people with exaggerated statements and pejorative nicknames, so when he called Justin Trudeau “Governor” while berating  Canada for being a conduit for fentanyl to the US, not pulling its weight militarily, and taking advantage

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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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Mark Carney’s Hope Is A False Antidote For Fear

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“Cease to hope and you will cease to fear” – Stoic philosopher Hecato of Rhodes (Seneca, Letter 5) After nine years of Liberal incompetence, mass immigration, debt fuelled social programs, divisions along identity lines, deconstruction of our heritage, a bottom dwelling economy, a housing crisis, and inaction on major commitments – along comes Mark Carney to

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Immigration Crackdown Over? Ottawa Scraps Important “Field Of Study” Rule For International Students

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Editor’s note: This rule change applies to degrees granted from colleges. For diplomas and certificates, the “field of study” rule is still in place – for now. Last fall, the federal government imposed “field of study” requirements on international student post-graduate work permits (PGWPs) as part of its overall crackdown on temporary resident numbers. While

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