- The Canadian Government has announced plans to receive an additional 1.45 million migrants in the next three years
- The country stated that it seeks to increase its workforce in manufacturing, healthcare, and technology
- The Canadian Minister of Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship said the country welcomed 405,000 last year
The Canadian Government has announced that it plans to receive 1.45 million migrants, including Nigerians, into the country by 2025.
The Minister of Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship for that country, Sean Fraser, stated on Tuesday that the plan would help Canada get the required workforce in areas of healthcare, manufacturing, and technology, consolidating on on the 405,000 immigrants it welcomed in the past year, the highest in its history.
