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Chapter 5 Wrap-Up Immigration

Singh Decision What is it? Read page 177, 181 The Charter promises right to life, liberty and security to everyone in Canada Satnam Singh was therefore awarded a hearing, as are all persons claiming refugee status

Result Immigration and Refugee Board – quick and fair hearings Canada’s government looks after people waiting for hearings

The Singh Decision Why is it controversial? Some feel refugee status should only be awarded to those applying from abroad Taxes pay for the necessities of Refugees-in-waiting – system abuse? Some claim that this raises security issues

Immigration and First Nations Peoples Aboriginal Peoples are partners in Canada Many face health, education, and employment issues – linked to past policies and laws This prevents full participation in Canada’s economy

Immigration and First Nations Peoples Assembly of First Nations, Resolution 49 P. 184 How could you balance the needs of First Nations peoples and immigrants?

Franco Albertans and Immigration Government established a 5-year plan to attract French-speaking immigrants to minority Francophone communities Efforts to attract non-Europeans

Look at the map on page 188 Are the economic benefits of immigrants spread proportionately throughout the country?

Immigrants and Alberta Alberta can “nominate” immigrants with particular skill sets. Look at page 190 – what economic sectors appear to have the largest worker shortages?

Canada-Quebec Accord Immigrants to Canada corresponds to its population in Canada Immigrants who settle in Quebec must go to French-Language schools Seek out immigrants with French as first language – middle east, Africa