Canada to welcome more than 300,000 immigrants in 2016

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Canadian TV's CTV NEWS says;

Immigration Minister John McCallum announced a “significant shift” in the federal government’s immigration policy, aimed at reuniting more families.
Speaking in Brampton, Ont., on Tuesday, Immigration Minister John McCallum said that Ottawa plans to welcome between 280,000 and 305,000 permanent residents by the end of 2016, a 7.4 per cent increase from the 2015 admission target.


The Globe and Mail newspaper says;

Canada on track to welcome more than 300,000 immigrants in 2016

Included in that number;

Canada will see a dramatic boost in the number of refugees it plans to resettle this year to 55,800, up from a target of 24,800 in 2015. The majority of new refugees will be Syrian, in accordance with the government’s commitment to resettle 25,000 Syrian refugees by the end of February, and thousands more throughout the year. It also plans to triple the number of privately sponsored refugees to 18,000 in 2016.

If the government reaches its target, it will mark the first time Canada has resettled more than 300,000 new permanent residents in one year since 1913.
 
Canadian TV's CTV NEWS says;

Immigration Minister John McCallum announced a “significant shift” in the federal government’s immigration policy, aimed at reuniting more families.
Speaking in Brampton, Ont., on Tuesday, Immigration Minister John McCallum said that Ottawa plans to welcome between 280,000 and 305,000 permanent residents by the end of 2016, a 7.4 per cent increase from the 2015 admission target.


The Globe and Mail newspaper says;

Canada on track to welcome more than 300,000 immigrants in 2016

Included in that number;

Canada will see a dramatic boost in the number of refugees it plans to resettle this year to 55,800, up from a target of 24,800 in 2015. The majority of new refugees will be Syrian, in accordance with the government’s commitment to resettle 25,000 Syrian refugees by the end of February, and thousands more throughout the year. It also plans to triple the number of privately sponsored refugees to 18,000 in 2016.

If the government reaches its target, it will mark the first time Canada has resettled more than 300,000 new permanent residents in one year since 1913.
Canada is a vast frozen wasteland, no one wants to go there unless they are not wanted anywhere else..........
 
I think Canada will regret its decision before to long.

I wonder how the citizens of Canada feel about letting all these Syrian refugees into Canada??

Of course the huge border is pretty porous and if any jihadist get to Canada its a hop, skip and a jump into the US.

Kinda sorta wonder what those in Government use for brains??
 
Canadian TV's CTV NEWS says;

Immigration Minister John McCallum announced a “significant shift” in the federal government’s immigration policy, aimed at reuniting more families.
Speaking in Brampton, Ont., on Tuesday, Immigration Minister John McCallum said that Ottawa plans to welcome between 280,000 and 305,000 permanent residents by the end of 2016, a 7.4 per cent increase from the 2015 admission target.


The Globe and Mail newspaper says;

Canada on track to welcome more than 300,000 immigrants in 2016

Included in that number;

Canada will see a dramatic boost in the number of refugees it plans to resettle this year to 55,800, up from a target of 24,800 in 2015. The majority of new refugees will be Syrian, in accordance with the government’s commitment to resettle 25,000 Syrian refugees by the end of February, and thousands more throughout the year. It also plans to triple the number of privately sponsored refugees to 18,000 in 2016.

If the government reaches its target, it will mark the first time Canada has resettled more than 300,000 new permanent residents in one year since 1913.
Canada is a vast frozen wasteland, no one wants to go there unless they are not wanted anywhere else..........


Well that's mostly a myth. Visit my hometown sometime.

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Vancouver tops Mercer's Quality of Life Survey for North America and #5 in the world.
The cities — 6921 in total — were evaluated on 39 factors including political, economic, environmental, personal safety, health, education, transportation and other public service factors.

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Vancouver ranked #3 on The Economist Intelligence Unit’s latest livability scale. The report analyzed more than 30 factors in 140 countries across several categories such as stability, healthcare, culture and environment, education and infrastructure. Specific indicators included “quality of telecommunications,” “discomfort of climate to travellers” and “threat of terror.”


#4 Greenest City in World
4. Vancouver. Vancouver is densely populated and expensive but its moderate climate makes it a highly desirable place to live. So does the fact that it’s the cleanest city in Canada and one of the cleanest in the world.
 
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Canadian TV's CTV NEWS says;

Immigration Minister John McCallum announced a “significant shift” in the federal government’s immigration policy, aimed at reuniting more families.
Speaking in Brampton, Ont., on Tuesday, Immigration Minister John McCallum said that Ottawa plans to welcome between 280,000 and 305,000 permanent residents by the end of 2016, a 7.4 per cent increase from the 2015 admission target.


The Globe and Mail newspaper says;

Canada on track to welcome more than 300,000 immigrants in 2016

Included in that number;

Canada will see a dramatic boost in the number of refugees it plans to resettle this year to 55,800, up from a target of 24,800 in 2015. The majority of new refugees will be Syrian, in accordance with the government’s commitment to resettle 25,000 Syrian refugees by the end of February, and thousands more throughout the year. It also plans to triple the number of privately sponsored refugees to 18,000 in 2016.

If the government reaches its target, it will mark the first time Canada has resettled more than 300,000 new permanent residents in one year since 1913.
Canada is a vast frozen wasteland, no one wants to go there unless they are not wanted anywhere else..........


Well that's mostly a myth. Visit my hometown sometime.

Vancouver-Canada.jpg

Vancouver tops Mercer's Quality of Life Survey for North America and #5 in the world.
The cities — 6921 in total — were evaluated on 39 factors including political, economic, environmental, personal safety, health, education, transportation and other public service factors.

4597368a22.jpg

Vancouver ranked #3 on The Economist Intelligence Unit’s latest livability scale. The report analyzed more than 30 factors in 140 countries across several categories such as stability, healthcare, culture and environment, education and infrastructure. Specific indicators included “quality of telecommunications,” “discomfort of climate to travellers” and “threat of terror.”


#4 Greenest City in World
4. Vancouver. Vancouver is densely populated and expensive but its moderate climate makes it a highly desirable place to live. So does the fact that it’s the cleanest city in Canada and one of the cleanest in the world.


So how many trillion bushels of grain are grown annually on Canada's fertile frozen tundra? canada's frozen wasteland - Google Search The myth is your mind
 
How sweet, they forgot one thing. the ILLEGAL in front of the name. but hey, you legal citizens open up your Wallets, because it's you who gets to FOOT the bill
 
Canadian TV's CTV NEWS says;

Immigration Minister John McCallum announced a “significant shift” in the federal government’s immigration policy, aimed at reuniting more families.
Speaking in Brampton, Ont., on Tuesday, Immigration Minister John McCallum said that Ottawa plans to welcome between 280,000 and 305,000 permanent residents by the end of 2016, a 7.4 per cent increase from the 2015 admission target.


The Globe and Mail newspaper says;

Canada on track to welcome more than 300,000 immigrants in 2016

Included in that number;

Canada will see a dramatic boost in the number of refugees it plans to resettle this year to 55,800, up from a target of 24,800 in 2015. The majority of new refugees will be Syrian, in accordance with the government’s commitment to resettle 25,000 Syrian refugees by the end of February, and thousands more throughout the year. It also plans to triple the number of privately sponsored refugees to 18,000 in 2016.

If the government reaches its target, it will mark the first time Canada has resettled more than 300,000 new permanent residents in one year since 1913.
Canada is a vast frozen wasteland, no one wants to go there unless they are not wanted anywhere else..........


Well that's mostly a myth. Visit my hometown sometime.

Vancouver-Canada.jpg

Vancouver tops Mercer's Quality of Life Survey for North America and #5 in the world.
The cities — 6921 in total — were evaluated on 39 factors including political, economic, environmental, personal safety, health, education, transportation and other public service factors.

4597368a22.jpg

Vancouver ranked #3 on The Economist Intelligence Unit’s latest livability scale. The report analyzed more than 30 factors in 140 countries across several categories such as stability, healthcare, culture and environment, education and infrastructure. Specific indicators included “quality of telecommunications,” “discomfort of climate to travellers” and “threat of terror.”


#4 Greenest City in World
4. Vancouver. Vancouver is densely populated and expensive but its moderate climate makes it a highly desirable place to live. So does the fact that it’s the cleanest city in Canada and one of the cleanest in the world.


So how many trillion bushels of grain are grown annually on Canada's fertile frozen tundra? canada's frozen wasteland - Google Search The myth is your mind


Everybody in the Northern Hemisphere gets to have a winter
, eh? Say what cheesy little 'burg do you abide in anyway?
 

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