Immigration

Resetting Immigration: Can We Plan it This Time?

After a decade of explosive (and damaging) growth, Canada’s immigration rates seem to be cooling off just a bit.

Jan 25 • David Clinton

Did Anyone Calculate the Unintended Consequences of Affirmative Action in Canadian Hiring?

It’s not like inequality has completely disappeared from Canadian life.

Jan 18 • David Clinton

Is the Temporary Foreign Worker Program Being Abused?

Are there jobs that Canadians just won’t do?

Sep 21, 2025 • David Clinton

Does Immigration Drive Up Canadian Housing Prices?

The Free Press recently published a fascinating article claiming that immigration is not a significant cause of housing cost increases in the U.S.

Jan 12, 2025 • David Clinton

The Hidden and Tragic Costs of Housing and Immigration Policies

We've discussed the housing crisis before. That would include the destabilizing combination of housing availability - in particular a weak supply of new…

Dec 8, 2024 • David Clinton

What Drives Canada's Immigration Policies?

Government decisions have consequences. But they also have reasons.

Sep 15, 2024 • David Clinton

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