No, and make the process easier for refugees

Easier immigration also comes with less screening of the immigrants themselves and increases the likelihood that an individual supporting or with the intent of terrorism is allowed through. Too much immigration also puts a strain on the economy as well as the housing market.

Canada is a nation of immigrants, most coming here to start a better life. Why should we say no to someone fleeing less than ideal circumstances and finding a home here? The process is extremely difficult, timely, and expensive and needs to be streamlined.

Easier immigration also comes with less screening of the immigrants themselves and increases the likelihood that an individual supporting or with the intent of terrorism is allowed through. Too much immigration also puts a strain on the economy as well as the housing market.

Immigration is needed, but we should be somewhat more selective, taking more workers and families who will help build this country stronger.

The current state of the housing availability in Canada does not accommodate the increased immigration policy. We should be cutting the number down, not adding to the problem of insufficient supply.

We are already stretching thin on resources and jobs, how are they supposed to survive in this country if there isn't enough for us now?

We’re having a simultaneously housing and healthcare crisis, we cannot support more people at the moment

Then all of our taxes would go to welfare homes and other things that they need, they could bring problems here.

Canada is a nation of immigrants, most coming here to start a better life. Who are we to say no to someone fleeing war and finding a home here. Without refugees, Canada looses its very essence. The process is extremely difficult, timely and expensive and needs to be streamlined.

Making the process easier for refugees would mean there would be less screening and in turn increase the potential of a dangerous individual entering Canada.

Because if it’s easier people will always apply as refugees and take the opportunity from someone that is really in danger

Immigration makes the life of people that already live here harder with less jobs and stuff like that.

I agree to make the process easier, I have a immigrant mother and it took her almost 10 years just to get her Canadian residency, she had to work hard to not get sent back to her homeland and to get me and my siblings taken away just to stay in Canada, it was a big struggle for her and I wouldn't want anybody else going through this.