As international students in Ontario & PEI resume their protests for extending their work permits, it behooves us to explore whether - or to what extent - they are receiving backing from politicians.
Last time I will say this, they are taking jobs from Canadians, especially Canadian students in High Schools and colleges who have always worked in these fast-food industries and grocery stores. Why do we need them? What about the young people, born in Canada, whose parents have paid taxes in this country all their lives? I want to see their diplomas.
This is why multiculturalism intertwined with politics is dangerous for Canada . We already see it with political leaders wearing traditional outifts of sikhs and punjabis ONLY! As they bend backwards to appease them and get votes. The normal Canadian Born here? MIDDLE FINGER TO YOU. As an immigrant and disgusted with this behavior by political leaders arent you ashamed. I feel the anger Canadians could have seeing this please please all politicians be careful of the optics . As an immigrant am siding with the Canadians born here its their house we are in and we MUST respect it and hear their concerns and pain feeling with this disgusting behavior The funny thing Justin and poilievre are Canadian born but seems insentive to the feeling of Canadians born here.
Some people use the term “poor foreign students “ but in reality the actual poor are Canadian youths who can’t find even odd jobs. They foreign students are actually pretty rich as compared to Canadians because almost every student has spouse and both work more than one job on regular basis and live in a single shared accommodation with 6 to 7 hundred rent. So this is a good news for those who believe in poverty of the foreign students.
Thank you again for a wonderful video Darshan Sir!! I’m so upset with all these loopholes and how these politicians are taking advantage of Canadian kindness and trust. When my parents came here in late 80’s I remember they changed their way of thinking, the way they dress, and both my parents were learning French. They worked hard to update their education and finally got decent jobs after 5 years hard work. I’m so disappointed to see the new immigrants who are in Canada today, they will just about do anything to get a job. My cousin is also trying for a part time job it’s so hard to find it. Also, thank you for explaining about different ethnicities in India. My parents are from Andhra Pradesh (south india), and it’s hard to mingle with different types of Indians due to language barrier.
Hey, It's always an education to listen to you. You've raised a very important question! There was a recent interview on RED FM of an MP in Calgary- George Chahal. Sadly, it was a confirmation of your hypothesis here. George sounded like he was indebted to the hordes of immigration aspirants in India and he spoke with great passion on how we can't close our doors to them. Personally, I realize that. I am from Pakistan (a Punjabi :p), but the sad truth is that you can't preserve Canada's best qualities with such open policies. Humans flourish in tribes. One hopes that these MPs can realize that their tribe is their constituents, not needy people far away.
Canidian student struggles can't found any job how they can pay fees my son 18 years old can't found any job even me 2 years now am looking for job I can't found any
@@DarshanMaharaja That is extremely sad. So many entities have failed them to include the schools they enroll in. There is no way someone can do 2 years of college, live in a country for almost 5 years and still struggle with the language of the country. This is deeper than shady consultants it’s a whole system failure.
@@aqal5333 Hindus in canada are not politically active and our voices dont get heard. advocating means speaking on behalf of hindus and what they care about.
@@rohanutep81 lol shtup. There’s nothing wrong with bringing up our identity as a Hindu and being proud other Hindus are getting involved in politics so our voice is heard. You sound like you’re one of those brainwashed “secular” “all religions are the same” fools.
My point in Govt. brought the agenda by asking immigrants to move to far flung areas to increase population . Now people have moved and it filled remote areas PEI and Yukon. Now again they are getting kickbacks from people and politicians too. So who owns the responsibility for treating temp residents as football.
Problem are the students itself.... From past years, students move from GTA to these provinces to get PR as they are not qualified enough to get PR in Ontario, so they relocate to these areas purposefully... But once they get PR, they move back again to GTA region and pnp provinces feel like cheated.....so that's why they are not resdy to give Easy pr to these selfish students
@@parveshsaini8967 I agree it happens but there are ways to end it like currently there is a cap of 4 or 5 years after PNP, so one can increase the Cap. The issue is inconsistency and no clear cut response on policies have created all this nuisance . Govt. did know well in advance protests are going to happen because everything here is agenda driven. Person earning more than 100k in GTA and working in big company is failing to get PR as govt. is playing with both sides and doing nothing . So in nutshell everybody is suffering and easy to target students or temps but issue will not be resolved even after that.
Canada did not force these so-called Indian students to smaller/remote towns. They did so with the full understanding that in smaller towns, the chance of getting work and consequently permanent residency would be higher. These "poor students" are aware of the tricks of the trade. So when the rules change or get tougher on the streets they are demanding their "rights". A government has every right to change the laws, grandfathered or not.
@@anujgoswami1365Best then is to close the international student option. Educational institutions will not like it, so be it. Canadians would love it.
Have you watched the video in which TrueNorth’s Harrison Faulkner interviews the Sikh Immigration Consultant who participated in the Brampton protest? He makes compelling points, but at some level I do notice he is beating around the bush and making some sophistries. what do you think?
Renewed 😮 I think the government should consider the protesters demands because they are already here. However, going forward the government should not send confusing messages. A students visa is for studies. Its not a path to permanent residence or citizenship.
@@tintinlol7881 I think conceding their demands would set a wrong precedent (this has already happened in Manitoba, which is one factor enthusing the protesters in Brampton & PEI). We’re looking at a total population of over 1 million international students. Our target for PR is 500K a year.
@@DarshanMaharaja I agree with you. Rules and laws are put in place to protect people and integrity of any country. The reason why they are protesting it’s because they realize that in past once they protest they get what they want. I don’t think they thought the government would still holding firm
They need to be made an example of to keep the ones in India from coming here. They think they can just waltz in here but when they hear they are sent back, the narrative will change.
