Changing Attitudes: Canadians Reconsider Immigration as Numbers Shift

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The number of Canadians who want to take in fewer immigrants is increasing, with 53% in September compared to 34% in March, according to a poll. A backlog in migration due to the pandemic has led to a surge in newcomers, reaching over 1 million for the year ending July 2023. Some Canadians are becoming wary of immigrants due to a lack of affordable housing and strain on the public healthcare system. The government aims to welcome nearly half a million new permanent residents this year, but no political leader has called for a cut in the annual migration target.
- Canadians are starting to sour on migration The Economist
- Growing number of immigrants are deciding to leave Canada. Why? Global News
- Support for immigration fades in Canada GZERO Media
- Opinion: The conversation around immigration in Canada is shifting The Globe and Mail
- Globe editorial: The immigration numbers Ottawa should be fretting about The Globe and Mail
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