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ARTICLE · 16 NOVEMBER 2020

The Status Of Immigration: Looking Beyond COVID-19

This year has been tough on the world. All levels of government are consistently implementing new strategies in hopes of counter-balancing the negative effects of COVID-19.

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This year has been tough on the world. All levels of government are consistently implementing new strategies in hopes of counter-balancing the negative effects of COVID-19. In the last month, two major announcements have been made that will affect Albertans moving forward.

Immigration Levels Plan

In light of the delays and disruptions caused by the pandemic, Canada's federal government recently announced its very ambitious plan to increase immigration levels for 2021 through 2023. The plan hopes to approve over 400,000 Permanent Residents each year for the next three years. Immigration Minister Marco Mendicino explained that the government intends to use this plan to attract workers who will fill labour shortages in industry sectors that are struggling. Specifically, the goal is to facilitate immigration while strengthening the Canadian middle class through well managed and responsible economic growth.

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