Canada's Immigration Plan to Grow the Economy-excellent news!!

Although the Canadian economy has recovered from COVID-19 one of more quickly among advanced countries, there is now a severe labor shortage that is creating concern for both businesses and workers in the country.

Canada's immigration levels plan for the years 2023 to 2025 was announced today by the honorable Sean Fraser, minister of immigration, refugees, and citizenship. In order to manage the social and economic issues Canada will confront in the next decades, the plan supports immigration as a tactic to assist businesses locate employees and to attract the skills needed in important areas, including health care, skilled crafts, manufacturing, and technology.

The most immigrants Canada has ever received in a single year were almost 405,000 last year. With targets of 465,000 permanent residents in 2023, 485,000 in 2024, and 500,000 in 2025, the government is maintaining this ambition. The plan also places a stronger emphasis on luring immigrants to various parts of the nation, particularly rural and small-town areas.