Changing Sentiment towards Immigration in Canada

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This chapter discusses the shift in sentiment towards immigration in Canada, with recent polls showing a decrease in support. It explores the economic concerns driving this change, such as rising interest rates and housing affordability. The chapter also highlights the high levels of immigration in Canada and the need for more skilled workers to address productivity and housing issues.

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