Immigration In Canada - hints

Immigration is a worldwide phenomenon. Canada is an increasingly

ethnically diverse country. Canada’s reflection of ethnic diversity is due to the

increasing flow of immigration. The vast majority of Canadians are born in

Canada, and most of them are from European descent.

Close to, half of all immigrants that came to Canada between 1991 and

1996 reveal a first language other than French or English. During this time,

many immigrants came from Asia and the Middle East. It’s been reported

that 29 percent of Canadians have more than one ethnic origin. Native

peoples make up about 3 percent and blacks about 2 percent of the

Canada has an open immigration program that accepts newcomers

approximately from every other country in the world. The estimated population

Immigration is important in maintaining Canada’s population. The

current childbearing generation has smaller families than earlier generations:

the fertility rate is 1.6, less than the population replacement rate of 2.1. At

the same time, older people are living longer, so that the average age of the

population is higher...

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Immigration to Canada
On the subject of putting more or less restrictions on migration, I would have to say that

putting more restrictions would be necessary. I feel that if we let in people under low

sercomstances more and more unemployed people will migrate to Canada.

The first thing that I would like to discuss is unemployment with many of our

immigrants. Most immigrants have a degree in a profession or in a field of work that is suitable

for their home countries lifestyle. If a person of high skill in a country were to come here and not

have the degrees or knowledge needed to work in that profession in Canada they would not get

the job, and they would have to get that certain degree. This would probably mean that they

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This can harm our society , and we




wouldn't even know what happened. If we didn't check who is coming in, we are leaving the gate open to whoever wants to




come in.




When an immigrant immigrates to Canada unemployed with no work ethics, they tend to




live off of welfare. For these migrants to come into Canada and




not work is a strain on society. So in conclusion I say that we need more thorough background checks to see who we are




letting in. This can aggravate racism and it puts a threat on the area. If one particular culture was living in a specific area




and then a new group, or culture, came in, the other culture may feel threatened.




Immigration with less restrictions means that anybody can come in. This means that Taxes will go up, and that the people already




living there and earning a living, will have to pay the government to pay these migrants that




aren't working. This is


unfair to our society because they are paying the government to pay them the money in which to




live, and they arrant working to get it.




would live on welfare if they do not get the degree. If we did a thorough background




check, we would know who to let in and who not to. They are basically taking advantage of getting money without working.




Immigration can also foster racism.
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