Canadian Citizenship, Immigration and Multiculturalism Minister launches cross-country consultations on immigration issues
Would you like to share your opinion on immigration issues in a way that might make a difference?
Here’s your chance!
“This past July, Citizenship, Immigration and Multiculturalism Minister Jason Kenney, along with Parliamentary Secretaries Rick Dykstra and Chungsen Leung, launched a series of cross-country consultations on immigration issues.
As part of this process, this online consultation aims to seek your feedback on Canada’s immigration program. We are asking for your input on:
a) the right level of immigration to Canada (how many?), and;
b) the right mix between the three immigrant classes to Canada (economic, family and protected persons).
Should immigration levels be higher? Which of these areas should be a priority? If we raise levels in one of these areas, where should we take less?
A report on the consultations, including a summary of this online consultation questionnaire, will be available on the CIC website in fall 2011 or winter 2012.”
We encourage you to take some time to complete the survey and have your say.
