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    4. steve_ample on

      While an optimistic and even forward-looking view, building an academic/r&d ecosystem is vital to not only attract but also thrive and reap the benefits of the influx of talent and smarts. And you also have to prepare for a small exodus when MAGA is gone. It’s an odd balancing between short-med-long term plans to maximize utility on the whole.

    5. Niftydog1163 on

      Of course it will. Until he’s dead and common sense returns, here we are. 🤷🏿‍♀️

    6. OptiPath on

      Canada national unemployment rate is sitting above 7%.

      LMIA scam is being exposed all over the place.

    7. Yaguajay on

      I could picture him slapping some kind of retaliation on Canada, with accusations about stealing his good employees. He made that accusation against Epstein “stealing” Mar a Lago workers.

    8. dSolver on

      Hope isn’t a strategy. In order to attract talent, Canadian STEM workers need to be paid more, which means overall there has to be more investors willing to take bets on entrepreneurs. Having worked with startups in Canada, it’s abundantly clear that the VCs and angel investors here only want to bet on sure things. Problem is, that leaves no room for experimentation, only iteration.

    10. _Connor on

      Do “we?”

      We already have a population problem and massive unemployment. I’m not sure “we” are clamouring at the idea of funneling even more people into the country.

    11. Kiddyhawk on

      Our company talked yesterday about opening an Australian office if the $100,000 happens. They already have some Australian employees so we hope that makes it easier.

      I volunteered to move! (I wouldn’t be the one who would move but wish I could)

    12. Citriina on

      Why not make Canada a more attractive place without needing the US to make itself 100k less attractive! Also which specific jobs is Canada unable to fill with current citizens and PRs and also unable to attract talent for?

    14. darthy_parker on

      Also, established US scientists and researchers are looking to leave. The key for both is :
      1) pay more
      2) better grant funding
      3) simpler process

    16. mathboss on

      Nope. It won’t.

      I am a Canadian and former H1-B holder. Canada does *not* have an economy that supports the well-educated.

    17. bimmy2shoes on

      North where we don’t even have affordable housing for our citizens and have overcrowded hospitals.  Yep

    22. laranjacerola on

      I hope some of the many „remote, US only“ job posts I see for my profession start to consider „remote, Canada“ as an option.🤞

    23. kureguhon on

      Yes the Government would love more low wage foreigners to add to the slave class in Canada, the people do not. Unemployment is 7.1%, youth unemployment is 14.5% and our politicians still froth at the mouth to exploit foreigners to further drive down wages and appease the billionaire corporations. Don’t come here, its a trap.

    24. anonymopt on

      Canada with high unemployment and housing shortage wants more „““talent“““?!?

    25. bubbasass on

      The problem is the he Canadian tech market is already shit. Experienced senior devs are struggling to find work. Junior devs might as well change careers honestly. Having more tech workers flood the market here will only further suppress the Canadian tech pay which is already low. What we need is companies investing into Canada, growing here, hiring here. 

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