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Asking To Reform The Immigration System Is Not Anti-Immigrant
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In this episode, we dive into one of the most talked-about issues in Canada right now—immigration and its role in shaping our society. With growing concerns about housing shortages, healthcare strain, and public services stretched to the limit, the conversation around immigration has become more complex than ever. But here's the big question: is calling for reform in the immigration system the same as rejecting immigrants? Absolutely not.
Join me as we unpack the difference between critiquing the system and being anti-immigrant, and explore how Canada can create an immigration policy that supports both newcomers and long-time residents. We'll talk about the pressures on infrastructure, the global context, and why immigration reform is essential to ensure that Canada continues to be a place of opportunity for everyone.
Special thanks to our sponsor, Lekker Pastries, for making this episode possible. Be sure to check them out on Instagram for the best in traditional and delicious treats!
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