Our Immigration Policy Isn’t About Diversity

Our immigration policy isn’t about diversity

Canada immigration admissions heavily concentrate newcomers from India and China, fueling growing enclaves and straining traditional assimilation models

Canada’s immigration policy is undermining diversity

Too many immigrants coming from too few countries is helping large ethnic enclaves take root The post Canada’s immigration policy is undermining diversity first appeared on Calgary's Business.

Canada’s immigration policy is undermining diversity | Frontier Centre For Public Policy

Riley Donovan argues Canada should cap permanent immigration from each country to diversify admissions, limit ethnic enclaves, reduce imported conflicts, and strengthen integration, adapting American limits to cover all permanent resident admissions without any exceptions.