10000% lol. Canadian budget is about 300 billion dollars a year. 3 million is 0.001% of 300 billion. Probably the most absurd thing I've read on this site.
They invited people who’re contributing already to their economy doing skilled labour. These are students who spent their a lot of time and almost all their money in Canada.
It sounds like what's upsetting is the fact that low qualified CEC applicants were selected over much more qualified FSW applicants. I get that and it does seem unfair and somewhat illogical that they accepted individuals with such low scores. It was also very unexpected that they did one large draw vs. several smaller draws. I don't work for the government and have no idea why it was done this way.
Oh please shout that. Tell them.
True. No ties to the country and they think permanent residency is some kind of privilege that they have been denied.
People who have graduated with a canadian degree, have work experience and speak good english(assuming they need to speak the language while living in canada) CLEARLY would have MORE POINTS than 75. So dont try to justify anyone here, everyone has the right to share their own opinion on what they think is fair or unfair. So in my opinion, according to the points system set up by the canadian govt for A REASON, this could be the right thing to do in a pandemics right now, but clearly not fair for the highly qualified non-cec applicats who are losing points due to age.
And even if you go by their ‘more skilled’ logic, there’s no guarantee that outlanders get skilled jobs here.
Depending on your mother language you can reach that level in 3-4 months.
Exactly, they come in with FSW, claiming skilled workers this and that. And I know some that are nannies, and work regular low skilled jobs. Like everyone else.
