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    Ottawa weist die Forderung des Einwanderungsministers von Manitoba nach höheren Zahlen zurück

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    1. _Army9308 on

      Keep things steady

      I been noticing a lot of local businesses hiring more diverse staff lately 

    2. CanNeverBeTooHigh on

      i wish more people would leave my city the demographics of the area have completely changed in the past 5 years. houses are almost double what they were previously. im curious to know what the government will do if these people dont leave voluntarily. on the other hand im also upset that the universities/colleges/immigration consultants sold all these people on coming here. coming here for education should not be a path to citizenship.

    3. beerswillinidiot on

      I want to see that „economic data“, I want to know how much more they have been offering to attract talent and labour to Manitoba and these fabulous jobs.

      Spll it Malaya.

    4. EugeneWPG on

      Manitoba is a „transit“ province, I think 80% of immigrants landed in MB leaving MB immediately after getting PR or Passport.

    5. avrobella on

      The no’s from the Carney government to her pleas for higher immigration are music to my ears. She’s travelled (with her assorted staff, etc.) to Ottawa twice in the last two months to push for higher immigration numbers for Manitoba. Surely there’s a better use of Manitobans tax dollars.

    6. Zarxon on

      All I hear is manufacturers are crying because their well of “slave” labour is drying up. Where higher wages will cut into their profits.

    8. TheBannaMeister on

      Oh god will someone think of all the businesses that will be forced to hire Canadians? What if they go bankrupt having to pay a real wage? The horror

    9. No-To-Newspeak on

      Once they experience the winter and the mosquitoes they take off for Toronto or BC.

    10. retiredelectrician on

      For February, 2026, approximately 44,700 (derived from Manitoba Bureau of Statistics data indicating a 5.3% reduction in unemployed people from the previous period.

      Why bring in more temporary workers other than for cheap labour?

    11. BlastingBegins on

      Her being told no is great but it’s not far enough. She has no business being a minister of labour if she wants to advocate to screw over Canadian workers like this

      I also don’t know why immigration was shoehorned into the purview of the minister of labour but that’s a mistake too

    12. Odd-Foundation-4637 on

      Why on earth do we need immigration when our unemployment rate is over 7%?
      There are millions of Canadians struggling to look for jobs.

      Now that they have their majority are the liberals going to screw Canadians? I’ll be leaving this country if this happens as will milllions of other young people

    13. Purple_Green_420 on

      Can’t believe Canadians got duped by Pierre into thinking immigrants are the problem.

      It’s the fucking corporations guys. If only there was some way to make sure they paid everyone a liveable wage, had to be taxed higher so our public institutions are no longer rotting, and make room for everyone. If only we didn’t let all these corporations turn previously esteemed jobs into a gig economy. What’s a price cap? What’s land reform? What’s price gouging? I’m Pierre Pollievre and I can’t read.

      Nah, it’s the immigrants.

    14. nnystical on

      Wow! You go, Ottawa. I’m liking this new you.👏.

      These business lobby folks need to get serious about hiring Canadian or sell the businesses to people who will.

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