 MONTREAL - The Conservative government is set to announce details later today of hotly debated reforms to Canada's immigration system that it says will benefit skilled workers in more than three dozen fields. TT Comments
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Who voted on this?- WDHIII Fri Nov 28, 2008 8:51 am
 - kitty Fri Nov 28, 2008 10:48 am

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Kudos!
If somebody doesn't have something to offer then why should Canada take them in? To burden us? Yeah that's right, I want my taxes to go up even more so that more "poor" people can immigrate here and Canada can brag out how "multicultural" it is. More like how 3rd world it's turning into.
The idea that Canada is letting in a flood of poor people is a bit of a urban legend. Aside from refugee claimants immigrants have to get an acceptable score which includes education and work experience.
(Of course sometimes it fails miserably which is how we ended up with Brenda.
Fast-tracking alot of skilled workers in the wake of job layoffs won't do anybody any good. Then there is always the old cry of "Dey took our jerbs!"
A new rule like this went in place in February. New applications are scanned on skills. Skill in high demand? Top of the list. Skill in not so high demand, too bad, wait 6 or 7 years.
Don't you just love Canada's failures
This is old
A new rule like this went in place in February. New applications are scanned on skills. Skill in high demand? Top of the list. Skill in not so high demand, too bad, wait 6 or 7 years.
Don't you just love Canada's failures
And that's the way it should be too. Canada's needs first, immigrant needs second. Enlightened national self-interest in it's purest and best from.
This is old
A new rule like this went in place in February. New applications are scanned on skills. Skill in high demand? Top of the list. Skill in not so high demand, too bad, wait 6 or 7 years.
Don't you just love Canada's failures
And that's the way it should be too. Canada's needs first, immigrant needs second. Enlightened national self-interest in it's purest and best from.
Absolutely
We need more skilled immigrants in Canada because we lack numbers who are willing to learn a skill.
The only mandated courses in Canadian universities and colleges avoid skills training (i.e. there are mandatory courses in wine tasting, cowboy movie appreciation, yoga, etc. anything that is nice to know but will get you nowhere) whereas in the countries that are providing the skilled immigrants, there exists obligatory skills training.
We are a just society, just barely able to do things for ourselves.
Hubby is a mechanic, in Holland licensed. If he wants his Red Seal Endorsement here, he needs to read up, learn the Canadian way of working (and learning and thinking), and write his test. Only because his diploma's are approved by the ITA. If that was not the case, he had to go back to school for at least a year.
That is no different than any other skilled person. Engineers Doctors etc included.
thats what I said... EVERY immigrant has to go back to school. I didn't say it was a bad thing either, it's part of the immigrationprocess. Complaining cabdrivers who are doctors or engineers in their former country should have known that before they came to Canada. I did.