Canadian Attitudes: Immigration

Immigration Policy Dept: The annual survey, done by a Washington-based think-tank, looked at public perception of a wide variety of immigration issues in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands and Spain, according to Montreal Gazette. Canada, according to the German Marshall Fund of the United States, sharply diverged from the other seven countries on questions ranging from government performance to the impact of immigrants and canadian attitudes toward immigration are hardening, but Canada remains a relative island of tranquillity compared with other western developed countries, according to a poll released yesterday. The study found a near-consensus that the public is frustrated by their governments' handling of immigration policy and showed that those who are struggling financially are particularly hostile. As reported in the news.
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