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I have just been to a fascinating presentation and panel discussion, organized by the Harris Centre and Statistics Canada, about immigration (with focus on Newfoundland & Labrador). From the panel discussion there emerged a few key points: Canada needs immigration because its population is aging and because, overall, Canada is an underpopulated country. Immigrants, typicallyContinue reading “We can’t have it all: on housing, health, immigration and taxes”