“Liberal Party Criminal Abuse Of Immigration Policy For Private & Political Gain”

Budget 2026 has unveiled the Liberal government’s new immigration numbers, and at some point, we’re going to have to stop pretending this is just business as usual.

Canada is now set to take 380,000 new permanent residents a year and 370,000 new temporary residents a year in its plans for 2027 to 2029.

In the race to the bottom, Chinese landlords carve up a beat up old Vancouver shack (probably worth $2,500,000) to provide 21 sleeping rooms for Indian migrants, I am sure.

— Marc Emery (@MarcScottEmery) November 7, 2026

The day after Mark Carney’s budget promised a return to unsustainable immigration levels, Statistics Canada revealed a higher unemployment rate.

Canada’s national unemployment rate rose in October to 6.7%, and youth unemployment spiked to 13.7%.

OTTAWA — Conservative immigration critic Michelle Rempel Garner accused Prime Minister Mark Carney on Friday of concealing plans that could allow as many as 654,000 people to obtain permanent residency in Canada next year, well above the government’s official target of 380,000.

In a statement released a day after the Liberals tabled their 2026 federal budget, Rempel Garner said the government’s immigration plan contains additional measures that could push admissions beyond the previous record of roughly 484,000 set in 2024.

A majority of Canadians want the country to accept fewer immigrants and temporary residents next year, according to a new Nanos Research survey commissioned by CTV News, as the country continues to grapple with immigration levels and their impact on housing, services and the economy.

The survey found that 52.3 per cent of respondents believe Canada should accept fewer immigrants and temporary residents in 2027, compared with 33.5 per cent who want the numbers to remain about the same.

Just 8.4 per cent said Canada should accept more, while 5.9 per cent were unsure.

‼️MAJOR BREAKING

New polling shows that Canada has become one of the most anti-immigration nations on earth

…only 8% of Canadians supporting more immigration.

They shoved it down our throats, called us racist for asking for homes, and this is the EXTREME backlash. https://t.co/0FB74WjHxb

— Tablesalt 🇨🇦🇺🇸 (@Tablesalt13) November 5, 2026

Federal budget reveals Carney’s plan to transition 200,000 temporary immigrants to permanent residency

OTTAWA – Liberals are proposing to transition up to 200,000 temporary residents to permanent residency by the end of next year as the government ends its immigration level cuts.

On Thursday, the Liberals released their immigration levels plan for 2027 to 2029, days after the legally mandated Nov. 1 tabling date.

When even recent immigrants think Canada has been absorbing too many immigrants, we learn at least two things.

One is that there’s a good chance Canada’s immigration levels—at least those unleashed during the years when Justin Trudeau was prime minister—have been beyond the country’s ability to absorb. By that I mean the capacity to employ newcomers, house them, educate their children—particularly if they don’t speak either of Canada’s official languages—and provide them with health care and other public services.

Rapidly cycling between "prepare for AI to phase out your job" and "your country needs millions of new migrants to fill all the jobs"

— Jamie Sarkonak (@sarkonakj) November 3, 2026

In a Tuesday social media post, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) provided a fact sheet on “the progress we’re making to restore immigration to sustainable levels.”

The number of foreign students entering the country is down 71 per cent. The number of foreign workers is down 57 per cent. Asylum claims are down 52 per cent.