You just do not get it, the US is not stopping immigration just illegal immigration, you know, the ones who are parasites, the ones Trudeau welcomed.
Where do you get your info from?
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You just do not get it, the US is not stopping immigration just illegal immigration, you know, the ones who are parasites, the ones Trudeau welcomed.
Where do you get your info from?
Citation needed.
You don't think Trump is trying to slow down and reduce legal immigration?
He is trying to stop illegal but there is some places he would like to see it reduced from. Can not deny this.
And is that a bad thing? Reducing immigration even legal is a good idea. The biggest threat is mass over population. You get overcrowding, traffic, more pollution, skyrockting prices of housing and rents.
There is no overcrowding in Beauce, Terrebonne or Trois-Riviere. Still many companies there are reducing their production due to lack of workers.
We need immigration to keep our workforce. If not pension plan will collapse all over the country. We just need to better integrate immigrants.
cheers,
For the pension plan perhaps we can scrap the Liberal policy of having immigrants parents being brought over and getting a pension without even having worked in Canada.
No that's cruel. But if we bring in desired immigrants bringing the family will be easier.
Are you sure we provide this? Are you sure it's a Liberal policy? If so I agree with you.
Cheers,
I do not think it was a Liberal policy. This has been in place for years. Immigrants who bring in their retired parents are giving citizenship and collect both pensions from their own country and from Canada plus benefit from our universal healthcare. I believe this whole policy should be scrapped. In fact immigrants parents should just get a visa nothing more. No pension and no free healthcare.
I think I wrote it many times that the BIG problem is that the immigrants are all settling in the major cities of Canada be it Montreal, Toronto, and Vancouver leaving the northern rural regions sparsely populated. Places like the Beauce, Saguenay, Gaspesie can seriously use these influx of immigrants. BTW many of the manufacturing jobs has been outsourced to China and India. Thanks to Conservative Prime Minister Brian Mulroney who made a policy to help the rich get richer. As for lack of workers I beg to disagree. It is hard to find a well paying job with full benefits... There are a 100 people applying to each good job. However the minimum wage part-time jobs with no benefits are in serious need of workers. I wonder why? Who wants to work like a slave for minimum wage, get treated like shit, and have a shitty part-time schedule. The restaurant sector has been pushing for more immigrants in other words they want more slave laborers to exploit. What we need to do is follow the lead of Australia and Europe and to shut down or to reduce immigration big time. This is ruining the country and making working class people poor. It will be Canadas undoing and the politicians do not care. They are all millionaires. Trudeau has already done big damage.
My error about the immigrant pension. Was going off memory bank . Did a search after 777's post.
https://www.google.ca/url?sa=i&sour...aw0xFnLjqMq6bIcfnsGcfZcV&ust=1569625329357470
Oooops
Did more searching, found something that is interesting and close to the previous point I made. If you read this read the whole thing.
https://www.google.ca/url?sa=i&sour...aw2PDIJmlc2EwatQ7YKgsvr2&ust=1569625962379595
The last part of the article, which kind of goes with my previous post
Liberals offering quick and easy citizenship
Candice Malcolm
Published:*March 4, 2016
Updated:*March 4, 2016 6:41 PM EDT
Filed Under:
Toronto SUN*Opinion*Columnists
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The federal Liberals have only been in power for a few months, and they’re already back to their old games of manipulating our immigration system to score cheap political points.
Back in 2009, Liberal MP Ruby Dhalla introduced a bill that would have allowed new immigrants to begin collecting Old Age Security (OAS) after just three years in Canada.
While the Canada Pension Plan (CPP) is funded through a direct payroll tax and given only to those who contribute to the fund, OAS is funded through the federal government’s general revenue and makes up about 16% of all federal spending. It is means-tested, which means it is clawed back from wealthier seniors, and it’s only available to those who have been in Canada for at least 10 years.
Under Dhalla’s proposed bill, that would have been knocked down to three years and allowed more people to gain access to this fund – often without ever contributing to the Canadian economy or paying taxes in Canada.
This proposal prompted obvious outrage from taxpayers across Canada and, thankfully, the bill never got anywhere in the house of commons.
The bill pandered to immigrants who want to sponsor their elderly parents into Canada, but don’t want to be financially responsible for them.
Dhalla was catering to those who want a free ride and see Canada as an easy target.
And while Dhalla is no longer a Liberal MP, her party is up to the same tricks again. This time, they are offering quick and easy access to Canadian citizenship, and all the benefits that come along with it.
The Liberal’s proposed bill C-6, among other radical elements, proposes that Canada scrap the language requirement for many newcomers.
“Often times, families are sponsoring elders and grandparents at a very elderly age. It’s very challenging and difficult for them to be at such a high proficiency of English or French,” said Liberal MP Shaun Chen.
And so, the Liberals want to eliminate the language test for older immigrants and start handing our Canadian citizenship to people who don’t speak a word of French or English.
But the Liberal MP’s argument falls flat when you look at the current Citizenship Act. The law already allows an exception for elderly immigrants. Anyone over the age of 65 does not need to pass a language test in order to become a Canadian.
The Liberals are simply lowering the exemption from age 65 down to just age 54.
Since it takes four or five years for newcomers to qualify for citizenship, this means that people who come to Canada in their 40s will no longer be required to learn French or English.
Even worse, there will be nothing stopping someone coming to Canada in their 20s or 30s, and simply waiting to turn 54 to apply for Canadian citizenship.
We shouldn’t be fooled into thinking the language change is just for elderly seniors. The Liberal government’s proposed bill is primarily aimed at those who are middle-aged and working-aged.
The Liberals are pandering to a small minority in ethnic communities in Canada who want quick citizenship and easy access to Canada’s generous social services and benefits. They are catering to newcomers who don’t want to learn our language and don’t want to integrate into Canadian society, but instead, simply want all the benefits of Canadian citizenship.
The Trudeau government is putting Canada’s successful immigration and integration policies at risk to score political points with some new Canadians.
It’s a cheap political trick, and one that may create long-term problems in Canada.
Explains my mix up... somewhat... Ok, grasping at straws but it is valid.
https://www.google.ca/url?sa=i&sour...aw0xFnLjqMq6bIcfnsGcfZcV&ust=1569625329357470
Oooops
Did more searching, found something that is interesting and close to the previous point I made. If you read this read the whole thing.
https://www.google.ca/url?sa=i&sour...aw2PDIJmlc2EwatQ7YKgsvr2&ust=1569625962379595
The last part of the article, which kind of goes with my previous post
Liberals offering quick and easy citizenship
Candice Malcolm
Published:*March 4, 2016
Updated:*March 4, 2016 6:41 PM EDT
Filed Under:
Toronto SUN*Opinion*Columnists
Share this story
The federal Liberals have only been in power for a few months, and they’re already back to their old games of manipulating our immigration system to score cheap political points.
Back in 2009, Liberal MP Ruby Dhalla introduced a bill that would have allowed new immigrants to begin collecting Old Age Security (OAS) after just three years in Canada.
While the Canada Pension Plan (CPP) is funded through a direct payroll tax and given only to those who contribute to the fund, OAS is funded through the federal government’s general revenue and makes up about 16% of all federal spending. It is means-tested, which means it is clawed back from wealthier seniors, and it’s only available to those who have been in Canada for at least 10 years.
Under Dhalla’s proposed bill, that would have been knocked down to three years and allowed more people to gain access to this fund – often without ever contributing to the Canadian economy or paying taxes in Canada.
This proposal prompted obvious outrage from taxpayers across Canada and, thankfully, the bill never got anywhere in the house of commons.
The bill pandered to immigrants who want to sponsor their elderly parents into Canada, but don’t want to be financially responsible for them.
Dhalla was catering to those who want a free ride and see Canada as an easy target.
And while Dhalla is no longer a Liberal MP, her party is up to the same tricks again. This time, they are offering quick and easy access to Canadian citizenship, and all the benefits that come along with it.
The Liberal’s proposed bill C-6, among other radical elements, proposes that Canada scrap the language requirement for many newcomers.
“Often times, families are sponsoring elders and grandparents at a very elderly age. It’s very challenging and difficult for them to be at such a high proficiency of English or French,” said Liberal MP Shaun Chen.
And so, the Liberals want to eliminate the language test for older immigrants and start handing our Canadian citizenship to people who don’t speak a word of French or English.
But the Liberal MP’s argument falls flat when you look at the current Citizenship Act. The law already allows an exception for elderly immigrants. Anyone over the age of 65 does not need to pass a language test in order to become a Canadian.
The Liberals are simply lowering the exemption from age 65 down to just age 54.
Since it takes four or five years for newcomers to qualify for citizenship, this means that people who come to Canada in their 40s will no longer be required to learn French or English.
Even worse, there will be nothing stopping someone coming to Canada in their 20s or 30s, and simply waiting to turn 54 to apply for Canadian citizenship.
We shouldn’t be fooled into thinking the language change is just for elderly seniors. The Liberal government’s proposed bill is primarily aimed at those who are middle-aged and working-aged.
The Liberals are pandering to a small minority in ethnic communities in Canada who want quick citizenship and easy access to Canada’s generous social services and benefits. They are catering to newcomers who don’t want to learn our language and don’t want to integrate into Canadian society, but instead, simply want all the benefits of Canadian citizenship.
The Trudeau government is putting Canada’s successful immigration and integration policies at risk to score political points with some new Canadians.
It’s a cheap political trick, and one that may create long-term problems in Canada.
Explains my mix up... somewhat... Ok, grasping at straws but it is valid.
^^^^^ Up 2.
With the jobs, the left here say the jobs in the US are overblown since they are low wages and part time. The same applies in Quebec but they do not make the same connection.
Weird...
With the jobs, the left here say the jobs in the US are overblown since they are low wages and part time. The same applies in Quebec but they do not make the same connection.
Weird...
More pandering to his voting base.
https://nationalpost.com/news/polit...-stupidity-that-takes-nannyism-to-new-heights
He also plans to raise the taxes for campground owners, he has always claimed that small business owners make too much money.
https://nationalpost.com/news/polit...-stupidity-that-takes-nannyism-to-new-heights
He also plans to raise the taxes for campground owners, he has always claimed that small business owners make too much money.
Sorry STN but I do not agree. A Camping Experience for Every Kid in Canada” For just $150 million. That is a good deal and investment for the future of our kids. I like the idea. More then half the kids in Canada do not get to have such an experience ever. It could be a game changer for many. It's a great program which I would fully support. If ever I can put an X on liberal side at the day of voting...
Cheers,
Cheers,
^^^^^^^ Did you catch the part of raising taxes for campground owners? I think these families probably go camping more than the rich kids who do not go outside the city, to make life joyous for them why not have a camping special for the privileged ones. They deserve the treat of camping also.
Today Louis-Garneau announced closure of it's manufacture. Lack of workforce. It was up for 36 years. He refused to transfer it to China. He refused to be bought by americans. Lack of workforce got him...
https://www.journaldequebec.com/201...duction-textile-a-saint-augustin-de-desmaures
«Nous sommes malheureusement confrontés à la fin d’un modèle d’affaires dans un contexte de pénurie de main-d’œuvre grandissant»
Even tho I am pretty sure you can read french STN it means:
"Unfortunately we are facing the end of a business model in a context of growing labor shortages"
«Nous sommes malheureusement confrontés à la fin d’un modèle d’affaires dans un contexte de pénurie de main-d’œuvre grandissant»
Even tho I am pretty sure you can read french STN it means:
"Unfortunately we are facing the end of a business model in a context of growing labor shortages"
^^^^^ High possibility is translates into " We could not find enough cheap labor so are profits are not affected ".
According to MEI, ranked among the top 15 think tanks in the world, the regulatory burden facing small business in Canada today includes more than 136,000 rules, and they increased by another 4,300 since Justin Trudeau and his Liberals took over government in 2015.
The World Bank, which compares business regulations on private firms in 190 countries, has Canada falling to 18th spot from its No. 9 ranking when the supposedly cold-hearted Stephen Harper and his Conservatives were in power.
In competitiveness, Canada fell three points to 13th spot globally.
In other words, Trudeau’s embracing of the middle class “and those working hard to join it” is easily and reasonably a crock.
Canada, in fact, is sliding in the wrong direction. Beyond Charles-Emile Trudeau’s grandson imposing a carbon tax as if Canada is the only country able to stop climate change, he also held back lowering business taxes to the level the Conservatives suggested until competitiveness was critically damaged.
Canada’s 1.5 million small business, 417,000 of which are in Ontario, should have seen it coming when Trudeau, almost out of the gate, accused them of being “wealthy tax cheaters” when the majority of them earn a medium wage of around $60,000 annually.
They also represent 41.5% of our country’s GDP.
Yet, Trudeau taxes them heavily, insults them with accusations of tax thievery, all while spinning the lie that he’s bettering the lives of the middle-class and boosting those working hard to join it.
If only that were the case.
The truth, however, is that no prime minister before him has proven to be such a fraud so fast.
The World Bank, which compares business regulations on private firms in 190 countries, has Canada falling to 18th spot from its No. 9 ranking when the supposedly cold-hearted Stephen Harper and his Conservatives were in power.
In competitiveness, Canada fell three points to 13th spot globally.
In other words, Trudeau’s embracing of the middle class “and those working hard to join it” is easily and reasonably a crock.
Canada, in fact, is sliding in the wrong direction. Beyond Charles-Emile Trudeau’s grandson imposing a carbon tax as if Canada is the only country able to stop climate change, he also held back lowering business taxes to the level the Conservatives suggested until competitiveness was critically damaged.
Canada’s 1.5 million small business, 417,000 of which are in Ontario, should have seen it coming when Trudeau, almost out of the gate, accused them of being “wealthy tax cheaters” when the majority of them earn a medium wage of around $60,000 annually.
They also represent 41.5% of our country’s GDP.
Yet, Trudeau taxes them heavily, insults them with accusations of tax thievery, all while spinning the lie that he’s bettering the lives of the middle-class and boosting those working hard to join it.
If only that were the case.
The truth, however, is that no prime minister before him has proven to be such a fraud so fast.
With Scheer they shriek at Scheer " Ahead " and a claim of broker.
Worthy shit to find on someone. Beats the shitbout of this.
https://youtu.be/Vg9izUPUQO4
https://www.google.ca/url?sa=i&sour...aw2GLX6CiNxqkEFLItn-KMwD&ust=1570155440628770
https://www.google.ca/url?sa=i&sour...aw2GLX6CiNxqkEFLItn-KMwD&ust=1570155440628770
https://youtu.be/ekCptHSnrXI
I have more but you get the point. Easy to pick true Trudeau failures and lies, his followers need to complain about " Get Ahead " and saying he is a broker when he did not get his papers, all the searching and that was the spoils of the effort. Funny actually.
Oilers started playing, just scored..
Enjoy the evening.
Worthy shit to find on someone. Beats the shitbout of this.
https://youtu.be/Vg9izUPUQO4
https://www.google.ca/url?sa=i&sour...aw2GLX6CiNxqkEFLItn-KMwD&ust=1570155440628770
https://www.google.ca/url?sa=i&sour...aw2GLX6CiNxqkEFLItn-KMwD&ust=1570155440628770
https://youtu.be/ekCptHSnrXI
I have more but you get the point. Easy to pick true Trudeau failures and lies, his followers need to complain about " Get Ahead " and saying he is a broker when he did not get his papers, all the searching and that was the spoils of the effort. Funny actually.
Oilers started playing, just scored..
Enjoy the evening.
