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    Some American and British applicants seem to have a sense of entitlement to exceptional treatment when it comes to applying to immigrate to Canada

    I would like to hope you did not interpret what I posted as stemming from bigotry or discrimination. If nothing else, I explicitly said in my original post that I welcome American doctors. True. But I hope you are not trying to imply that therefore I as a non-white person have no right to...
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    Some American and British applicants seem to have a sense of entitlement to exceptional treatment when it comes to applying to immigrate to Canada

    I would have to disagree. In fact, I also wanted to mention their ethnicity (white) in the title, but I ran out of the word limit. The thing is these folks (doctors or not) already enjoy intangible privilege in Canada by being a member of the majority race. I remember once being on an escalator...
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    Some American and British applicants seem to have a sense of entitlement to exceptional treatment when it comes to applying to immigrate to Canada

    The difference is whether mainstream Media in Canada would give voice to those applicants (non-White, or from a non-Western country) to complain about IRCC's established rules and procedures. Usually, when the mainstream media publicize those cases, it is because something extraordinary has...
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    Some American and British applicants seem to have a sense of entitlement to exceptional treatment when it comes to applying to immigrate to Canada

    I came to Canada as a PR in 2018 through Express Entry (FSW stream). I am now a Canadian citizen. For each step of my immigration journey, I carefully familiarized myself with the requirements set by IRCC and complied with all of them. At no point did I consider any of the rules or requirements...