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Election Issue Dept: The reality is right now we re being held back by an uneven playing field, he told reporters Wednesday with less than two weeks to go until the May 2 federal vote, according to The Star. We re not asking for special treatment, we re asking for fair treatment, McGuinty said, noting that Ontario gets just 16 per cent of economic class immigrants, well below the national average of 25 per cent. Email Print Republish function updatectl00$ctl00$cph contentBody$cph leftContentContainer$c bottom$Template0$ctl00$CaseTemplate10$UserFavoritesButton1 param, ignorecache, queryParam, callback if !param param = ''; else param = '&' + param; if ignorecache param += 'i param += '&hostingPageUrl=%2fnews%2fcanada%2farticle%2f977616--mcguinty-pushes-immigration-as-federal-election-issue'; updateControlContent2 'ctl00$ctl00$cph contentBody$cph leftContentContainer$c bottom$Template0$ctl00$CaseTemplate10$UserFavoritesButton1 ContentArea', '/control-update','id=ctl00$ctl00$cph contentBody$cph leftContentContainer$c bottom$Template0$ctl00$CaseTemplate10$UserFavoritesButton1&source= /Toplets/User/UserFavoritesButton.ascx&duration=-1&AssetUid=977616&' + param, queryParam, function responseText if callback callback responseText ; updatectl00$ctl00$cph contentBody$cph leftContentContainer$c bottom$Template0$ctl00$CaseTemplate10$UserFavoritesButton1 ; Report an error Rss Ontario wants the same control over immigration programs that Quebec, Manitoba and British Columbia, so that the province can get a larger share of economic class immigrants and more control over how money is spent on settlement programs to help immigrants adjust to life in the province. As reported in the news.
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