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Old 27th August 2012, 11:00 AM
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With historically high numbers of new immigrants arriving in Canada, the government has introduced a number of significant reforms over the past year to strengthen the integrity and economic responsiveness of its immigration system. ‘We now have a plan for a faster, more flexible, responsive and secure immigration system that will better meet Canada’s economic [...]

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Everything here seems reasonable. And it was about time they stopped issuing visas for strip club workers.

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Everything here seems reasonable. And it was about time they stopped issuing visas for strip club workers.
There goes some of the culture that canada is famous for!

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Well the process definitely needed improvement, so good on them, especially the part about issuing family visit VISAs for up to 2 yrs.

I'm unsure how collecting people's biometric data will speed up anytihng or make it more efficient, though. Sounds like some lame excuse to import Big Brother, a la UK & USA.

I hope they give emphasis to English speakers & I'm glad they mentioned cracking down on immigration con artists..I've heard a lot of people lost money to them.

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Well the process definitely needed improvement, so good on them, especially the part about issuing family visit VISAs for up to 2 yrs.

I'm unsure how collecting people's biometric data will speed up anytihng or make it more efficient, though. Sounds like some lame excuse to import Big Brother, a la UK & USA.

I hope they give emphasis to English speakers & I'm glad they mentioned cracking down on immigration con artists..I've heard a lot of people lost money to them.
Biometrics are the best way to prevent impersonation. Proof positive of WHO the person really is.

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