Immigration is our biggest debt, and that is a fact. Housing crisis caused by the immigration channels is also and economic collapse, not growth and the fact that there are more homeless Canadians than ever before is another fact that falls under the category of negligence and the highest child-poverty rate in a developed nation (that is increasing) and add further over 120,000 in BC using the food bank each month, while over 110,000/yr of foreign students are fast-tracked here should cause concern, not more excuses for the foreign programs displacing Canadians at an exponential rate.

http://vancouversun.com/opinion/columnists/douglas-todd-the-hidden-cost-of-foreign-student-policy

With B.C. home to 110,000 foreign students, and the average resident using up almost $6,000 a year in medical expenses, Purewal calculated “the cost could be up $635 million” to the province’s health care system, not including spouses and children (who are also allowed free public-school educations).