Canadian Immigration Policy Faces Criticism as Public Opinion Shifts
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A recent survey conducted by Environics reveals that 44% of Canadians now believe there are too many immigrants in the country, marking a significant increase from the previous year. This shift in public opinion reflects growing economic concerns, with inflation, cost of living, and housing affordability being major worries. Despite this, 74% of respondents still believe that immigration is beneficial for Canada's economy. The changing perception of immigration is expected to influence the immigration levels set for the coming years.
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