POLI 204 Lecture 4: week_4_1__post
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When i travel around the world i have the privilege to meet numerous people from different ethnical backgrounds and with an all out different angle on what it is to live in the 21st century. According to a globe and mail correspondent, the answer is: no. Ratna omidvar says important changes to immigration selection system will undoubtedly have consequences for canada. Now there"s debate on whether those consequences are bad or good. After reading her article i find myself sharing some similar concerns. Initially, i was thumbs up for the maintenance of a strong language proficiency level. It made perfect sense for immigrants to learn english as a requirement to come to. However, my opinion slightly shifted after understanding that by doing so canada is targeting interest in predominantly english speaking countries. I"m not saying there"s anything bad with english speaking immigrants, but. I find it unwise to overlook the potential of other non-
