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Canada trumpeted its special, one-time immigration program for international grads and essential workers. But did it work in the end?
Has Ottawa’s latest immigration pathway for international graduates and essential migrant workers been a success or a missed opportunity? “It’s a missed opportunity to provide a pathway to permanent residence for other ‘low-skilled’ workers who don’t qualify. “This new pathway to permanent residence recognizes Canada’s need for educated and experienced workers as we work toward our economic recovery,” the immigration department said in a news release. We have worked hard during the pandemic and we are the ones who need a special program for permanent residence,” added the 41-year-old Montreal man. In an interview Friday, Immigration Minister Marco Mendicino praised the new pathway as the “broadest and most inclusive” pathway to permanent residence for essential workers in the history of the immigration system.
Source: thestar June 06, 2021 11:01 UTC
