Welcome immigrants. Many, but not too many. Mostly educated and skilled. Always legal. That is the answer. Or at least a short version of an answer. What’s the question? I’m coming to that. For decades, Canada enjoyed all-party, across-the-spectrum support for immigration. The arrival of new people at consistently higher rates than in Western Europe or the United States did not drive political polarization. This country took in far more immigrants than America relative to the size of its population, and had been doing so for decades, without signs of backlash. Instead of a Left-Right clash on immigration, there was a boring all-party consensus ... CLICK HERE for the full story
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