John,



Last year, Canada welcome a record number of immigrants: 431,000. According to the Liberal government’s plan, this number will reach 500,000 in 2025.



Half a million every year!



That’s double the average number of immigrants under the Harper government. It means adding the equivalent of Halifax or Quebec City to our population every year.



As you know, I have been sounding the alarm about the negative repercussions of mass immigration for several years already. More and more people are finally waking up and raising the same issues in the mainstream media.



This week, an article explained <[link removed]> that “Canada’s largest cities are getting bigger and more expensive, forcing hundreds of thousands of people to search for affordable housing elsewhere. ... International migration, however, more than offset these losses.”



That’s right. Trudeau’s mass immigration policies are forcing residents to move out of big cities in search of more affordable housing elsewhere, while immigrants take their place.



John, do you agree that this makes no sense at all?!



An economist wrote <[link removed]> that Canadians are right to worry about excessive immigration levels because “immigrants not only add to the demand for housing, they also increase congestion for a wide range of public services: doctors, hospitals, schools, universities, parks, retirement homes, and roads and bridges, as well as the utilities that supply water, electricity and sewers.”



Another economist explained <[link removed]> that immigration is not some magic pill for saving the economy and solving labour shortages. Indeed, it reduces incentives for firms and workers already here to invest in the skills needed to fill those positions, and “therefore has the potential to weaken productivity and lower wages.”



Finally, a Globe and Mail columnist mentioned <[link removed]> all these issues and said that “we should be able to have this conversation without fear of being labelled a racist or xenophobe. We should be able to have that conversation in the best interests of those already living here, and the ones yet to arrive.”



He’s absolutely right.



The tide is turning, and mass immigration is finally becoming a mainstream topic.



As usual, the PPC was way ahead of everyone. Our immigration policy <[link removed]> calls for focusing on Canada’s economic interests and reducing the number of immigrants to between 100,000 and 150,000 per year.



John, if you agree with the PPC’s common sense immigration policy, please help amplify our voice in this crucial debate for Canada’s future with a $5 donation today! <[link removed]>



Many thanks,

-Max



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