Canada’s Bankers Sound Alarm As Trudeau Wrecks Once-Thriving Economy With Endless Migration
The Canadian economy is facing a pitfall – and all blame points towards Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s imprudent immigration policies. Top bankers are raising their voices, with claims that the growing influx of foreign workers is stifling opportunities for Canadian citizens, and impeding economic growth. Scotiabank’s Chief Economist has particularly been vocal about a lack of balance and a loss of control in immigration policy. Our special report deep dives into this issue, and why it has become a cause of concern for many observers and stakeholders. Don’t miss Gary Franchi’s insights and final thoughts about the situation and implications for the Canadian population.
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