Randy Boldt: The Government Report

Randy Boldt Dept: The government report said in 2010-2011, 336 applicants were approved but just 67 met the minimum investment obligation, according to CBC. "I would rate it as completely failing, utterly disastrous," said Boldt, now an independent immigration consultant and the Manitoba government is defending an immigration program that required business immigrants to pay a deposit of $75,000, then invest a further $150,000 in the province, even though a recent report said only 20 per cent met that obligation. 'I would rate it as completely failing, utterly disastrous.' Randy Boldt, former program manager The program's former manager, Randy Boldt, said immigrants are essentially buying their way into Canada and then walking away from their responsibilities. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.