flâneur

Federal government aiming to shrink temporary residents' share of population by 2027 | CBC News

cbc.ca · 1,014 words · saved by 1 readers

Immigration Minister Marc Miller said Thursday the federal government is looking to shrink temporary residents' share of Canada's population over the next three years. Miller said temporary residents made up 6.2 per cent of Canada's population in 2023 and the government is working to reduce that share to 5 per cent by 2027. That would mean a decrease in the temporary resident population of roughly 19 per cent, he said. "This is not a historical low, driving it down by 19 per cent, but it is something that has to be done well," he said. "It's a reasonable goal, I think it's relatively ambitious, but its something we have to crystallize over the next three years." Canada intends to reduce population share of temporary residents Ottawa will for the first time include temporary residents in its annual immigration levels plan, which is expected to be released in the fall. Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada will be conducting a review of the government's temporary work permit progr

Federal government aiming to shrink temporary residents' share of population by 2027 | CBC News Federal government aiming to shrink temporary residents' share of population by 2027 | CBC News Loaded Politics Federal government aiming to shrink temporary residents' share of population by 2027 Immigration Minister Marc Miller said Thursday the federal government is looking to shrink temporary residents' share of Canada's population over the next three years. Immigration minister says goal is to reduce temporary resident population from 6.2% to 5% Darren Major · CBC News · Posted: Mar 21, 2024 1:

related reading