Canadian: Canadian Immigration

canadian: Second, it presumes that Canadian immigration should turn almost exclusively on economic demand, according to Toronto Star. A scene from Iqaluit, Nunavut, in 2015. First, it presumes that immigration this century remains primarily a southern Canadian phenomenon that is, that most people will invariably move to southern cities such as Toronto, Montreal or Vancouver. Canadian immigration and migration this century will be increasingly northern in character, and will be driven more by national strategy and geopolitics than by traditional economic considerations, writes Irvin Studin. In other words, Canadian immigration and migration this century will be increasingly northern in character, and will be driven more by national strategy and geopolitics than by traditional economic considerations. Paul Chiasson / THE CANADIAN PRESS In fact, reports of continuous, aggressive ice-melting in the Arctic this summer part of a long-term, accelerating trend only serve to confirm that Canada will need many more people in the North in the coming decades. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.