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Canada was once seen as a country that got immigration right. So what changed?


In this Three-Minute preview, Stephen LeDrew speaks with Tony Keller, columnist with The Globe and Mail and author of Borderline Chaos: How Canada Got Immigration Right and Then Wrong, about the major shift in Canadian immigration policy after 2015.


Keller argues that Canada’s previous immigration model was relatively high-volume, but also controlled, selective, and focused on bringing in skilled, educated economic immigrants. In recent years, he says that focus changed — with far more emphasis on temporary foreign workers, international students, and lower-skilled labour.


The conversation explores:



The full 10-minute interview is available for members, where LeDrew and Keller go deeper into student visas, Roxham Road, Ontario colleges, temporary workers, and how Canada’s immigration system became what Keller calls Borderline Chaos.


You can buy Tony Keller’s Book here - https://www.amazon.ca/Borderline-Chao...


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