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Temporary Indian students in Calgary are staging a so-called “hunger strike” after being refused post-graduation work permits. They entered Canada on study permits for programs that were never eligible for a Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP), paid high international tuition, and expected it would lead to staying permanently. Now that...

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Coming to Canada as an international student is a privilege, not a guaranteed path to a job, permanent residency or citizenship. A study permit is temporary. When your legal stay ends, you leave unless another status is approved. Canadians come first. Always. 🇨🇦
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Coming to Canada as an international student is a privilege, not a guaranteed path to a job, permanent residency or citizenship. A study permit is temporary. When your legal stay ends, you leave unless another status is approved. Canadians come first. Always. 🇨🇦

BertaProudDad

17,368 просмотров • 19 дней назад

GOOD BYE. The point of TEMPORARY is TEMPORARY. How is this hard to understand? You came on a temporary work permit. Not a promise. Not a guarantee. Not a backdoor to permanent residency. Nova Scotia said “enough.” They closed the loopholes, put an expiry date on applications, and told people whose permits are up that it’s time to go home. Now we’re watching the same scripted tears we’ve seen for years: “I built a life here…” “I have friends…” “I just need more time…” You were given an opportunity to work. Not a lifetime membership. Temporary means you don’t get to treat Canada like a rental you refuse to leave when the lease ends. Provinces are finally doing what the federal Liberals refused to do for a decade — enforcing the actual rules. If you came here to work temporarily, then leave temporarily. The airport is that way! 📺 Canada Freedom #cdnpoli #NovaScotia #TemporaryMeansTemporary #Immigration #CanadaFirst
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GOOD BYE. The point of TEMPORARY is TEMPORARY. How is this hard to understand? You came on a temporary work permit. Not a promise. Not a guarantee. Not a backdoor to permanent residency. Nova Scotia said “enough.” They closed the loopholes, put an expiry date on applications, and told people whose permits are up that it’s time to go home. Now we’re watching the same scripted tears we’ve seen for years: “I built a life here…” “I have friends…” “I just need more time…” You were given an opportunity to work. Not a lifetime membership. Temporary means you don’t get to treat Canada like a rental you refuse to leave when the lease ends. Provinces are finally doing what the federal Liberals refused to do for a decade — enforcing the actual rules. If you came here to work temporarily, then leave temporarily. The airport is that way! 📺 Canada Freedom #cdnpoli #NovaScotia #TemporaryMeansTemporary #Immigration #CanadaFirst

JayGen 𝕏 er🇨🇦

17,750 просмотров • 1 месяц назад

🇨🇦 Summary of new cap and changes for international students announced 📢 by Canada Immigration 🍁 Canada caps international student visa applications for two years to regulate growth. The cap is set at approximately 364,000 study permits for 2024. 🍁 The cap excludes master's, doctorate, and elementary and secondary students. 🍁 There is no change for current study permit holders. Study permit renewals will also not be impacted. 🍁 International students beginning a study program on or after September 1, 2024, at any public-private institutions will not be eligible for a post-graduate work permit (PGWP). 🍁 In the coming weeks, only spouses of international master's and doctoral students will be eligible for open work permits. International students' spouses in undergraduate and college programs will no longer be eligible.
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🇨🇦 Summary of new cap and changes for international students announced 📢 by Canada Immigration 🍁 Canada caps international student visa applications for two years to regulate growth. The cap is set at approximately 364,000 study permits for 2024. 🍁 The cap excludes master's, doctorate, and elementary and secondary students. 🍁 There is no change for current study permit holders. Study permit renewals will also not be impacted. 🍁 International students beginning a study program on or after September 1, 2024, at any public-private institutions will not be eligible for a post-graduate work permit (PGWP). 🍁 In the coming weeks, only spouses of international master's and doctoral students will be eligible for open work permits. International students' spouses in undergraduate and college programs will no longer be eligible.

Immigration News Canada 🇨🇦

69,106 просмотров • 2 лет назад

An international student on a work permit which is going to expire soon blames Canada for the fact that she's going to have to leave despite the fact that no such guarantee is made to students or temporary workers. I should know because I came to Canada as an international student nearly 30 years ago. She and her friends are now exploring ways of how they can stay on in Canada, including applying for refugee status which will be tied up for years while their case is decided. Our immigration minister Marc Miller ᐅᑭᒫᐃᐧᐅᓃᐸᐄᐧᐤᐃᔨᐣ Mikotsikaa naively believes those whose permits are expiring are going to leave Canada voluntarily which is a joke. He should watch this video. The sense of entitlement of some of these people is astonishing. She doesn't have a legal right to stay on in Canada beyond the date her current permit expires and if she refuses to leave, she should be deported. These people are playing on white guilt, the easiest thing to exploit in Canada where people are generally naive and think everyone is well intentioned.
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An international student on a work permit which is going to expire soon blames Canada for the fact that she's going to have to leave despite the fact that no such guarantee is made to students or temporary workers. I should know because I came to Canada as an international student nearly 30 years ago. She and her friends are now exploring ways of how they can stay on in Canada, including applying for refugee status which will be tied up for years while their case is decided. Our immigration minister Marc Miller ᐅᑭᒫᐃᐧᐅᓃᐸᐄᐧᐤᐃᔨᐣ Mikotsikaa naively believes those whose permits are expiring are going to leave Canada voluntarily which is a joke. He should watch this video. The sense of entitlement of some of these people is astonishing. She doesn't have a legal right to stay on in Canada beyond the date her current permit expires and if she refuses to leave, she should be deported. These people are playing on white guilt, the easiest thing to exploit in Canada where people are generally naive and think everyone is well intentioned.

Rupa Subramanya

619,283 просмотров • 1 год назад

🚨🇨🇦 This is how mass student immigration is crushing Canadian families International students are camping out demanding permanent pathways. But a study permit was never a guarantee of PR or a work permit. Meanwhile, four international students pool money to pay $400 each for a $1,600 two-bedroom. Landlords raise the rent. A Canadian couple with a newborn can’t compete. They either stretch their budget, move to a worse area, cut groceries, or sink into debt. No one organized a protest for them. No consultants sold them a dream. Temporary students were never meant to outbid Canadian families for housing. This isn’t sustainable. And it’s not fair.
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🚨🇨🇦 This is how mass student immigration is crushing Canadian families International students are camping out demanding permanent pathways. But a study permit was never a guarantee of PR or a work permit. Meanwhile, four international students pool money to pay $400 each for a $1,600 two-bedroom. Landlords raise the rent. A Canadian couple with a newborn can’t compete. They either stretch their budget, move to a worse area, cut groceries, or sink into debt. No one organized a protest for them. No consultants sold them a dream. Temporary students were never meant to outbid Canadian families for housing. This isn’t sustainable. And it’s not fair.

Allen Hampton

78,388 просмотров • 17 дней назад

We have seen this story time and time again. Their demands will never end. We just want to study… We just want a temporary work permit… We just need an extension… Now we want permanent residency These individuals know exactly what they are doing. And when they signed the documents knowing full well it was supposed to be temporary, they knew they were going to try and game the system the minute their “foot was in the door”
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We have seen this story time and time again. Their demands will never end. We just want to study… We just want a temporary work permit… We just need an extension… Now we want permanent residency These individuals know exactly what they are doing. And when they signed the documents knowing full well it was supposed to be temporary, they knew they were going to try and game the system the minute their “foot was in the door”

Ryan Gerritsen🇨🇦🇳🇱

38,181 просмотров • 13 дней назад

Queen’s Park, Ontario, Canada 🇨🇦 Another Indian overstaying a temporary visa is out protesting for permanent residency and hiding behind the “my child is too sick to deport” excuse. She made permanent life choices on a temporary work permit. This kind of loophole-hunting is nothing new. We owe you nothing, and it’s time to go. Our concern is for our own people who are suffering under these unchecked immigration programs.
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Queen’s Park, Ontario, Canada 🇨🇦 Another Indian overstaying a temporary visa is out protesting for permanent residency and hiding behind the “my child is too sick to deport” excuse. She made permanent life choices on a temporary work permit. This kind of loophole-hunting is nothing new. We owe you nothing, and it’s time to go. Our concern is for our own people who are suffering under these unchecked immigration programs.

Nathan Cooke

80,352 просмотров • 8 месяцев назад

There is a difference between a guest and a resident. 🛑 It’s one thing to come to Canada on a temporary permit; it’s another to refuse to leave once that permit expires. Right now in Manitoba, we have groups with expired visas meaning they are currently in the country illegally occupying our streets to demand ‘rights’ to stay. A visa is a legal contract with an end date. You don’t get to bypass our immigration laws just because you’ve decided the rules shouldn’t apply to you. Using our freedoms to protest against our own laws is a slap in the face to every legal immigrant who followed the rules and waited their turn. 🇨🇦
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There is a difference between a guest and a resident. 🛑 It’s one thing to come to Canada on a temporary permit; it’s another to refuse to leave once that permit expires. Right now in Manitoba, we have groups with expired visas meaning they are currently in the country illegally occupying our streets to demand ‘rights’ to stay. A visa is a legal contract with an end date. You don’t get to bypass our immigration laws just because you’ve decided the rules shouldn’t apply to you. Using our freedoms to protest against our own laws is a slap in the face to every legal immigrant who followed the rules and waited their turn. 🇨🇦

Nathan Cooke

235,654 просмотров • 6 месяцев назад

Sympathy for young students is understandable, BUT NOT in this scenario !! BUT —> Reality is not optional. A study permit was never a guarantee of permanent residency! A protest is not a work permit! While these students camp out demanding more pathways, Canadian families have been quietly crushed for years. A $1,600 two-bedroom gets split four ways by students at $400 each. Landlords raise the rent. A couple with a newborn can’t compete. They either pay more, move to a worse area, cut groceries, or go into debt. No one organized a protest for them. No consultants sold them a dream. Youth unemployment was still 12.7% in June. Housing, healthcare, and wages never kept up. Even the federal government finally admitted the numbers were unsustainable and brought in student caps. This isn’t about hating any group, it’s REALITY! It’s about a government that invited far more people than the country could absorb…. then pretended to acted shocked when Canadians paid the price. Canadian families should not have to sacrifice their housing, jobs, and quality of life so someone else’s temporary stay can become permanent. MAKE CANADA GREAT AGAIN! TEMPORARY MEANS TEMPORARY! #cdnpoli #CanadaFirst #HousingCrisis #Immigration
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Sympathy for young students is understandable, BUT NOT in this scenario !! BUT —> Reality is not optional. A study permit was never a guarantee of permanent residency! A protest is not a work permit! While these students camp out demanding more pathways, Canadian families have been quietly crushed for years. A $1,600 two-bedroom gets split four ways by students at $400 each. Landlords raise the rent. A couple with a newborn can’t compete. They either pay more, move to a worse area, cut groceries, or go into debt. No one organized a protest for them. No consultants sold them a dream. Youth unemployment was still 12.7% in June. Housing, healthcare, and wages never kept up. Even the federal government finally admitted the numbers were unsustainable and brought in student caps. This isn’t about hating any group, it’s REALITY! It’s about a government that invited far more people than the country could absorb…. then pretended to acted shocked when Canadians paid the price. Canadian families should not have to sacrifice their housing, jobs, and quality of life so someone else’s temporary stay can become permanent. MAKE CANADA GREAT AGAIN! TEMPORARY MEANS TEMPORARY! #cdnpoli #CanadaFirst #HousingCrisis #Immigration

JayGen 𝕏 er🇨🇦

50,215 просмотров • 17 дней назад

Today we’re announcing more ways to protect international students from fraud and make it easier to study in Canada: ✅Starting December 1, 2023, post-secondary designated learning institutions (DLI) will be required to confirm every applicant’s letter of acceptance through a new verification process before a study permit is issued. ✅In time for the fall 2024 semester, recognized DLIs that provide quality support and services for international students will benefit from enhanced service, including priority processing of study permits for applicants who plan to study at their school. ✅ We’re also assessing criteria for post-graduation work permits and, in the coming months, will begin introducing changes that will benefit Canadian employers across the country and help meet regional and Francophone immigration goals.
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Today we’re announcing more ways to protect international students from fraud and make it easier to study in Canada: ✅Starting December 1, 2023, post-secondary designated learning institutions (DLI) will be required to confirm every applicant’s letter of acceptance through a new verification process before a study permit is issued. ✅In time for the fall 2024 semester, recognized DLIs that provide quality support and services for international students will benefit from enhanced service, including priority processing of study permits for applicants who plan to study at their school. ✅ We’re also assessing criteria for post-graduation work permits and, in the coming months, will begin introducing changes that will benefit Canadian employers across the country and help meet regional and Francophone immigration goals.

IRCC

156,665 просмотров • 2 лет назад

Since the 1990s, U.S. law has allowed immigration officials to grant work permits to asylum applicants if their cases have been pending for at least 180 days. Now, a new proposal from the Trump administration seeks to upend that system, by suspending the acceptance of asylum work permit applications until U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services reaches the point where it decides all asylum cases within an average of 180 days. That requirement would almost certainly amount to indefinite pause on asylum-related work permits, since the U.S. government faces a massive backlog of asylum applications. CBS News' Camilo Montoya-Galvez explains.
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Since the 1990s, U.S. law has allowed immigration officials to grant work permits to asylum applicants if their cases have been pending for at least 180 days. Now, a new proposal from the Trump administration seeks to upend that system, by suspending the acceptance of asylum work permit applications until U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services reaches the point where it decides all asylum cases within an average of 180 days. That requirement would almost certainly amount to indefinite pause on asylum-related work permits, since the U.S. government faces a massive backlog of asylum applications. CBS News' Camilo Montoya-Galvez explains.

CBS News

24,001 просмотров • 5 месяцев назад

The Trump Admin is trying to end automatic extensions on work permits for workers who are legally authorized to work in the United States and who are awaiting a renewal of their work permit, forcing them to stop providing for their families or be fired by their employer. I’m forcing a vote in the Senate to reverse this unfair rule that will harm workers and their families, businesses, and our economy.
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The Trump Admin is trying to end automatic extensions on work permits for workers who are legally authorized to work in the United States and who are awaiting a renewal of their work permit, forcing them to stop providing for their families or be fired by their employer. I’m forcing a vote in the Senate to reverse this unfair rule that will harm workers and their families, businesses, and our economy.

Senator Jacky Rosen

17,709 просмотров • 3 месяцев назад

In most cases, workers with legal work permits can only apply for renewals six months before they expire – but the government can take far longer than that. The Trump Admin issued a rule getting rid of automatic extensions of work permit renewals, meaning that folks who have done everything right and played by the rules could lose their ability to work legally while they wait for the government to issue their renewals. Businesses and our economy as a whole will suffer without these workers, making prices go UP. I’m headed to the Senate floor to force a vote and reverse this unfair rule now.
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In most cases, workers with legal work permits can only apply for renewals six months before they expire – but the government can take far longer than that. The Trump Admin issued a rule getting rid of automatic extensions of work permit renewals, meaning that folks who have done everything right and played by the rules could lose their ability to work legally while they wait for the government to issue their renewals. Businesses and our economy as a whole will suffer without these workers, making prices go UP. I’m headed to the Senate floor to force a vote and reverse this unfair rule now.

Senator Jacky Rosen

21,636 просмотров • 3 месяцев назад

The students of Jharkhand have fully understood CJP’S fraud. They have clearly refused to allow Abhijeet Dipke to join their protest. Their stand is that this is a students’ protest. They will not permit any religious slogans or anti-national slogans. They have been working hard day and night and do not want to spoil or dirty their protest.
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The students of Jharkhand have fully understood CJP’S fraud. They have clearly refused to allow Abhijeet Dipke to join their protest. Their stand is that this is a students’ protest. They will not permit any religious slogans or anti-national slogans. They have been working hard day and night and do not want to spoil or dirty their protest.

Krisha 🌸

96,600 просмотров • 12 дней назад

These Indian students aren’t ‘advocating.’ They’re still staging a temper tantrum in Calgary because Canada won’t instantly convert their temporary student visas into permanent meal tickets. Hunger strikes? Seriously? You’re not Gandhi. You’re a group of opportunistic freeloaders. Canada doesn’t owe you a job, a passport, or anything else. If the rules offend you, go home. The fact that our government even pretends to take this seriously is proof that Canada has truly lost its spine.
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These Indian students aren’t ‘advocating.’ They’re still staging a temper tantrum in Calgary because Canada won’t instantly convert their temporary student visas into permanent meal tickets. Hunger strikes? Seriously? You’re not Gandhi. You’re a group of opportunistic freeloaders. Canada doesn’t owe you a job, a passport, or anything else. If the rules offend you, go home. The fact that our government even pretends to take this seriously is proof that Canada has truly lost its spine.

Seinfeld’s Pez Dispenser 🇨🇦 🇺🇸

56,248 просмотров • 4 дней назад

CNN’s Jake Tapper: “More than 350,000 people from Haiti and Syria who have lived and worked legally in this country under TPS, will you be deporting all of them?… And when will these deportations start? Will it be immediately? DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin: “First of all, Temporary Protected Status was never intended to be permanent. And there's a lot of people that came over here 15, 20 years ago underneath TPS that's already changed their status.” “The whole time these individuals have been here underneath the Temporary Protected Status, they could have applied for a visa. They could have applied for LPR. They could have applied for different directions. But the status itself can be ended in its name itself by saying temporary.” “If I was talking directly to the individuals with the Temporary Protected Status, either try to fill out the paperwork and be here underneath a permanent status, or we will help you get back to your country.” “We will actually give you a plane ticket, plus roughly $2,100 to help you re-establish when you get there. But Temporary Protected Status, according to the courts and in its name itself, is not permanent status.”
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CNN’s Jake Tapper: “More than 350,000 people from Haiti and Syria who have lived and worked legally in this country under TPS, will you be deporting all of them?… And when will these deportations start? Will it be immediately? DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin: “First of all, Temporary Protected Status was never intended to be permanent. And there's a lot of people that came over here 15, 20 years ago underneath TPS that's already changed their status.” “The whole time these individuals have been here underneath the Temporary Protected Status, they could have applied for a visa. They could have applied for LPR. They could have applied for different directions. But the status itself can be ended in its name itself by saying temporary.” “If I was talking directly to the individuals with the Temporary Protected Status, either try to fill out the paperwork and be here underneath a permanent status, or we will help you get back to your country.” “We will actually give you a plane ticket, plus roughly $2,100 to help you re-establish when you get there. But Temporary Protected Status, according to the courts and in its name itself, is not permanent status.”

RedWave Press

282,187 просмотров • 1 месяц назад

The Temporary Foreign Workers in Manitoba continue protesting in their own language, thinking they’ll get work permit extensions if they make more noise. The contract is clear: you are here on a TEMPORARY basis, so LEAVE now! We no longer need you! They must be deported, but the Liberals and fake Conservatives are pandering to them instead of enforcing the law.
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The Temporary Foreign Workers in Manitoba continue protesting in their own language, thinking they’ll get work permit extensions if they make more noise. The contract is clear: you are here on a TEMPORARY basis, so LEAVE now! We no longer need you! They must be deported, but the Liberals and fake Conservatives are pandering to them instead of enforcing the law.

Maxime Bernier

21,392 просмотров • 3 месяцев назад

🚨 The silent flood: Canada's hidden immigration crisis While Canadians obsess over the heavily scrutinized Temporary Foreign Worker Program, the real elephant in the room quietly flooding the country with nearly a million temporary workers every year remains completely under the radar. The International Mobility Program (IMP) is the Liberals' favourite backdoor for mass, unmitigated migration. It’s a largely underreported program that is wreaking absolute havoc on Canadian housing, health care, wages, and the future for young Canadians. It comes in stark contrast to the Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFWP) that dominates in headlines, which requires a Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) for entry. Employers have to prove they can't find Canadians first, through the assessment process. It’s well documented that this is not a foolproof process and that program is riddled with fraud, exploitation and abuse, but the IMP? It doesn’t even need a LMIA! Instead, the IMP is mostly wide open to anyone under international agreements, intra-company transfers, post-grad work permits, spousal open permits, and dozens of exemptions. Non-permanent residents with employment income are broken down into a few different categories under the umbrella of foreign workers with work permits, including the TFWP, the IMB for work purposes, IMB for study purposes, IMB for other purposes, study permit holders without a work permit and “other” temporary residents without a work permit. In the 2025 Report to Parliament on Immigration, Minister Lena Diab approved the message that this is “based on the broader economic, cultural, or other competitive advantages for Canada and reciprocal benefits enjoyed by Canadians and permanent residents.” Yet the surge has been entirely unprecedented. The report notes that “in 2024, there were 191,630 individuals with new work permits under the TFWP” verses a staggering “717,405 individuals with new work permits under the IMP.” That’s more than half a million more people than the TFWP; almost four-times as many! The largest source country for this is influx is India, followed by Ukraine. Year after year, the IMP dwarfs the TFWP, with the disparity growing a staggering amount since at least 2010; numbers that exploded under the Liberal government in 2015. This isn't the controlled, sustainable immigration that Canada historically knew – it’s floodgates wide open. Open work permits (i.e. no LMIA) mean these workers can go anywhere, to any job, because there’s nothing tying them to a specific employer or proven labour shortage. The results of this flood is predictable chaos. Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem called for policy changes in October 2025 to address a lowering standard of living, explaining that productivity growth has been weak, and without structural improvements (which monetary policy cannot directly fix), incomes will end up lower than they otherwise could have been. Canada's temporary resident population ballooned to millions, driving the housing crisis into overdrive, making rent skyrocket, leaving young families priced out and youth not getting entry level jobs. Hospitals are overwhelmed, schools are strained, and federal policy implications from this are being continually downloaded onto provinces and municipalities without adequate resources to absorb the culture shock. Youth unemployment climbs as employers flood the market with cheaper temporary labour. Public polling shows most Canadians now see temporary foreign worker programs – and by extension this unchecked IMP surge – as hammering housing affordability and job prospects for Canadian kids. Yet the Liberals kept the taps on full blast for years, prioritizing 'broader economic benefits' over Canadian workers and communities. This is the same government that lectured us about 'building back better' while importing the scale of a small city every few months without building the infrastructure to match. It's reckless, unsustainable, and it’s hitting everyday Canadians the hardest, especially in our biggest cities and provinces like Ontario that are disproportionately expected to absorb this influx. While the TFWP gets most of the blame and the press, the IMP is the silent predator. It’s bigger, faster, and far less accountable. The Liberals opened these floodgates, and now we're all paying the price with a generation of young Canadians shut out of the housing and job markets their parents took for granted. Elbows up, Canada.
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🚨 The silent flood: Canada's hidden immigration crisis While Canadians obsess over the heavily scrutinized Temporary Foreign Worker Program, the real elephant in the room quietly flooding the country with nearly a million temporary workers every year remains completely under the radar. The International Mobility Program (IMP) is the Liberals' favourite backdoor for mass, unmitigated migration. It’s a largely underreported program that is wreaking absolute havoc on Canadian housing, health care, wages, and the future for young Canadians. It comes in stark contrast to the Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFWP) that dominates in headlines, which requires a Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) for entry. Employers have to prove they can't find Canadians first, through the assessment process. It’s well documented that this is not a foolproof process and that program is riddled with fraud, exploitation and abuse, but the IMP? It doesn’t even need a LMIA! Instead, the IMP is mostly wide open to anyone under international agreements, intra-company transfers, post-grad work permits, spousal open permits, and dozens of exemptions. Non-permanent residents with employment income are broken down into a few different categories under the umbrella of foreign workers with work permits, including the TFWP, the IMB for work purposes, IMB for study purposes, IMB for other purposes, study permit holders without a work permit and “other” temporary residents without a work permit. In the 2025 Report to Parliament on Immigration, Minister Lena Diab approved the message that this is “based on the broader economic, cultural, or other competitive advantages for Canada and reciprocal benefits enjoyed by Canadians and permanent residents.” Yet the surge has been entirely unprecedented. The report notes that “in 2024, there were 191,630 individuals with new work permits under the TFWP” verses a staggering “717,405 individuals with new work permits under the IMP.” That’s more than half a million more people than the TFWP; almost four-times as many! The largest source country for this is influx is India, followed by Ukraine. Year after year, the IMP dwarfs the TFWP, with the disparity growing a staggering amount since at least 2010; numbers that exploded under the Liberal government in 2015. This isn't the controlled, sustainable immigration that Canada historically knew – it’s floodgates wide open. Open work permits (i.e. no LMIA) mean these workers can go anywhere, to any job, because there’s nothing tying them to a specific employer or proven labour shortage. The results of this flood is predictable chaos. Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem called for policy changes in October 2025 to address a lowering standard of living, explaining that productivity growth has been weak, and without structural improvements (which monetary policy cannot directly fix), incomes will end up lower than they otherwise could have been. Canada's temporary resident population ballooned to millions, driving the housing crisis into overdrive, making rent skyrocket, leaving young families priced out and youth not getting entry level jobs. Hospitals are overwhelmed, schools are strained, and federal policy implications from this are being continually downloaded onto provinces and municipalities without adequate resources to absorb the culture shock. Youth unemployment climbs as employers flood the market with cheaper temporary labour. Public polling shows most Canadians now see temporary foreign worker programs – and by extension this unchecked IMP surge – as hammering housing affordability and job prospects for Canadian kids. Yet the Liberals kept the taps on full blast for years, prioritizing 'broader economic benefits' over Canadian workers and communities. This is the same government that lectured us about 'building back better' while importing the scale of a small city every few months without building the infrastructure to match. It's reckless, unsustainable, and it’s hitting everyday Canadians the hardest, especially in our biggest cities and provinces like Ontario that are disproportionately expected to absorb this influx. While the TFWP gets most of the blame and the press, the IMP is the silent predator. It’s bigger, faster, and far less accountable. The Liberals opened these floodgates, and now we're all paying the price with a generation of young Canadians shut out of the housing and job markets their parents took for granted. Elbows up, Canada.

Rebel News

25,671 просмотров • 1 месяц назад