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Old Sep 6th 2011 | 9:36 am
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Default Canada: worst immigration system in the world

I'm pretty sure most people who have recently gone through the process or are currently going through it would tend to agree.

A recent study by two academics states the obvious: Immigration should fluctuate with economic conditions.

Its analysis showed how poorly most of Canada’s newcomers have fared and blamed recessions. But the blame is Canada’s badly devised immigration system dating back to 1986.
Balance of article here: http://opinion.financialpost.com/201...-in-the-world/
 
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That article is total and complete nonsense as most articles about immigration are, because the Immigration Act was overhauled in 2002 and people didn't start to immigrate under the provisions of it until 2003. There aren't many statistics about how those immigrants fared, because they immigrated quite recently.

Before 1986, immigration applicants would have to prove their credentials. There was a point system, color and racially blind, based on education, the ability to speak English or French, skills and professional standing. These were matched to what Manpower determined was needed in the country.
Which is essentially what the Immigration Act 2002 put in place.
 

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