Paul St. Pierre Plamondon, Quebec’s new premier-designate, is about to shake up Canada’s immigration debate. Like most Quebec politicians, PSPP, as he is known, doesn’t buy into the accepted wisdom of Canada’s Laurentian elite that ever-expanding immigration numbers are good for the country.
How do you get to the point where the cops and the auditor general are being called in to deal with problems in the Ontario Student Assistance Program?
That’s a good question to ask after Nolan Quinn, the province’s Minister of Colleges and Universities, announced on Tuesday that it was happening. It came after internal investigations that started two years ago kept revealing bigger and bigger problems.
WTF?
CAN WE HAVE SOME G*D-D*MNED ACCOUNTABILITY FFS?
@fancypants_s— Auntie Polly (@auntie_polly) October 9, 2026
h/t Auntie Polly
Even as more Canadians turn to them for help, food banks and shelters say they’re struggling to keep up with a new survey showing some are having to turn people away.
The State of Food Charity in Canada, produced by the National Network of Non-Profits and conducted by Ipsos, shows 89 per cent of non-profits across the Second Harvest network saw an increase in demand for food in the past year.
I’d like a guy like that in charge here in Ontario.
— Yvonne C (@CountryGardener) October 7, 2026
Remember those headlines about how, for the first time in Canadian history, our population shrank in 2025? It turns out that never happened.
Two weeks ago, Statistics Canada released new demographic estimates. A national population that it previously believed had fallen by more than 100,000 people in 2025 is now estimated to have increased by nearly 300,000.
This higher count is not the result of a new tally of births, deaths or immigrants arriving. It is almost entirely driven by what the statistical agency says is better information on temporary resident departures. Many of the visa students and visa workers the agency previously assumed had left Canada it now believes did not.
It’s the Globe so ultimately TFW’s are fab!
‘Only the beginning’: Anti-immigration group says Ottawans should ‘brace themselves’
For weeks, posters and stickers across Ottawa advertising the anti-immigration group Dominion Society of Canada — which is calling for mass deportations of millions of people — have been generating complaints of racism and white nationalism online, to police and to the city.
But Ottawa police say the posters and stickers reported so far do not constitute hate crimes, and the group’s chair and founder Daniel Tyrie said the recruitment campaign is not going to stop.
It’s only ethnic cleansing when White People stand up for their best interests according to CBC.
The Liberal Government is guilty of ethnic cleansing via its hateful mass immigration policy so the ever reliable CBC runs cover and engages in victim blaming.
This follows Carney’s recent announcement that they have the immigration issue under control so it’s time open the floodgates.
Of course Carney lied about the real immigration numbers.
Canadians do not benefit from mass immigration, Carney will use the influx to juice the GDP numbers while his corporate crony’s profit.
Anyone seeking an end to the Liberal Party’s mass immigration scam is labeled a racist. The same con they have run for decades.
That an organized opposition has risen to answer the race baiting of our so called elites should not be a surprise to anyone.
This article isn’t just about demonizing the Dominion Society its purpose is to criminalize dissent by making make us afraid to stand up for our rights and demand an end to replacement migration.
The racists at the CBC are the pot calling the Kettle Black.
A labour shortage? What does that mean in Canada?
Apparently, it means that Prime Minister Mark Carney will muse about hiking our immigration intake to 500,000 people per year. 500,000 permanent residents a year is a historically unprecedented target, and Canada already came remarkably close to it in 2024.
In Canada, it is the federal government that decides who is legally permitted to come and work here from abroad.
Earlier this year, Prime Minister Mark Carney and his government announced — or rather boasted — that they had brought immigration under control after the open-floodgate Trudeau years. In 2025 the national population, they claimed, shrank by 102,000 people, the first decline since Confederation.
Prime Minister Mark Carney recently told the New York Times that Canada’s immigration system is finally “under control.” He feels it’s time for Ottawa to resume a “controlled increase” in the population. “That will happen,” he said. “It’s the nature of Canada.”
The pause is over because Carney needs mass immigration to juice the economy’s numbers.
Preliminary numbers released by Ottawa earlier this year showed that Canada’s population was dropping for the first time since Confederation – but there was a small problem. The numbers weren’t accurate. When Statistics Canada released revised numbers last week, it showed that Canada’s population had actually increased in early 2026.
The shifting population numbers aren’t just a rounding error of interest to economists – they have big implications for assessing economic growth and immigration policy. The recent revision shows that Ottawa still doesn’t have a good handle on who is in the country. While the revisions are welcome, more needs to be done so the federal government can provide timely and accurate population information.
Carney and company regard truth as detrimental to their profits.
Wage suppression is a good thing in their circles. They will continue to lie.
Based on their record, Canadians should get very nervous whenever the federal Liberals start talking about increasing Canada’s immigration levels, again.
Particularly so when Prime Minister Mark Carney casually signals the Liberals are about to do it not in Parliament, but in an interview with the New York Times .
Back when he was running for Liberal leader, Carney said excessive immigration under his predecessor, Justin Trudeau, was one of the reasons the Canadian economy was in bad shape before U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariff war.
All Carney wants is to depress wages and falsify the GDP.
The great negotiator has served up a decrepit economy.
There was a time when I thought Canada’s immigration policies were superior to the United States’.
For decades, we have placed far too much weight on things like family reunification, and far too little on recruiting talent. For decades, Canada had more selective policies, and it benefited greatly.
TORONTO — Ontario government officials who inspected three career colleges found evidence suggesting third parties were completing the coursework — sometimes entire courses in one day — and a few students who couldn’t name their school or program, they alleged in reports filed in court.
Inspection reports for three Academy of Learning locations are among hundreds of pages of documents that make up the record in a court challenge as the schools seek to overturn a government decision that cut off their ability to offer financial aid.
I can smell the 3rd World through my computer.
h/t Patti Jo
OTTAWA — Time to re-open the gates.
That’s what Prime Minister Mark Carney implied during a recent interview with the New York Times, suggesting that Canada’s immigration system is ready to start ramping up intake.
“We’ve taken measures to get that under control and we have it under control,” Carney said during his sit-down last week with 10 New York Times reporters.
Carney is damn liar.
Tories vow to ‘vigorously oppose’ higher immigration levels, critic says
