Aren't those the ones True Dope was talking about? Or do you count illegals as immigrants?They only know of the ones that book in seeking landed status. Maybe.
Aren't those the ones True Dope was talking about? Or do you count illegals as immigrants?They only know of the ones that book in seeking landed status. Maybe.
Good question. Tough to find an answer for. Here’s an older news story from the CBC even:Aren't those the ones True Dope was talking about? Or do you count illegals as immigrants?
Eh, mistakes happen.Arggh. My mistake. I read my source incorrectly. The less than 1% (0.9%) was the percentage of the population who went and got themselves "fully" vaccinated just on Jan 3. I was looking at a daily tracker. My mistake and my apologies for inadvertently giving out incorrect information.
I would presume that if True Dope were actually "bragging" about immigration, he'd be talking about legal, proper immigration only.Good question. Tough to find an answer for. Here’s an older news story from the CBC even:
Critics have called them "illegals"; technically it is against the law to cross the border anywhere other than an official port of entry. But once someone is in Canada, it is legal to apply for asylum, a step toward refugee status.
Were they to go to the official border entry nearby, they could be turned back to the United States under a safe-third-country treaty negotiated between the U.S. and Canada that has been in effect since 2004. But it doesn't cover the irregular, unofficial crossing points like Roxham Road.
There is probably some clues or answers here, but I’m tied up at the moment:
Irregular border crosser statistics - Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada
Canada has been experiencing an influx of individuals crossing the Canada-United States border between ports of entry (“irregular border crossings”). IRB statistics in relation to these individuals.irb.gc.ca
Here an answer (or lip service, or “Nothing to see here, Move along!” or nothing at all) might be found, or not.Aren't those the ones True Dope was talking about? Or do you count illegals as immigrants?
Yeah, good question. Answer may or may not be above.Are immigrants checked for vax or vaxxed upon entry?
Officially now in Canada it’s “Irregular” instead of “unauthorized” or “illegal”. I’d assume, being Trudeau, he’d lump all together to pump up the woke numbers for his future UN position, but that’s just me leaning way off to the right regarding this government.I would presume that if True Dope were actually "bragging" about immigration, he'd be talking about legal, proper immigration only.
On the other hand, I call him True Dope for a reason. Sadly, I can easily see him talking about how great it is that Canada is receiving record number of immigrants, and having it just somehow slip his mind that X% are. . . well, let's just call 'em "unauthorized" to avoid another whinge-fest.
I don't lean real far right, and I think True Dope is a) not real bright, and b) a liar of truly head-of-government proportions.Officially now in Canada it’s “Irregular” instead of “unauthorized” or “illegal”. I’d assume, being Trudeau, he’d lump all together to pump up the woke numbers for his future UN position, but that’s just me leaning way off to the right regarding this government.
We concur on your assessment of the situation. If I was an American I’d probably be on the left side of the political spectrum to be close to the middle (?) as a Democrat, which is probably of a similar orientation to being a Conservative up on this side of the border. Different way to look at things but it’s how I see it. Oh well.I don't lean real far right, and I think True Dope is a) not real bright, and b) a liar of truly head-of-government proportions.
Sorry Ron that is Liberal spin and an Ontario centric idea that holds no water . An Alberta or Saskatchewan conservative may be closer to the middle in the American political spectrum but would never be in the democrat spectrum . In my opinion .We concur on your assessment of the situation. If I was an American I’d probably be on the left side of the political spectrum to be close to the middle (?) as a Democrat, which is probably of a similar orientation to being a Conservative up on this side of the border. Different way to look at things but it’s how I see it. Oh well.
So, compared to the American parties, Canadian Conservatives aren’t left of their Center (?) and Canadian Liberals aren’t way out left of their Center (?) and the NDP aren’t way-way-way out left of their Center then?Sorry Ron that is Liberal spin and an Ontario centric idea that holds no water . An Alberta or Saskatchewan conservative may be closer to the middle in the American political spectrum but would never be in the democrat spectrum . In my opinion .
Yes but no . Canadian conservative parties that are Ontario centric like all parties in this bastion of democracy all try and pander to the messy middle and our Liberal party has them locked in . But Canadian Conservatives are much further to the right then American Democrats and double since that party is getting more and more regressive .So, compared to the American parties, Canadian Conservatives aren’t left of their Center (?) and Canadian Liberals aren’t way out left of their Center (?) and the NDP aren’t way-way-way out left of their Center then?
Further as you well know Canadian conservatives have no party that actively promotes their principles nor do they have a media presence to do so .Yes but no . Canadian conservative parties that are Ontario centric like all parties in this bastion of democracy all try and pander to the messy middle and our Liberal party has them locked in . But Canadian Conservatives are much further to the right then American Democrats and double since that party is getting more and more regressive .
I mean really Steven Harper was considered a far right radical by the Canadian press .Further as you well know Canadian conservatives have no party that actively promotes their principles nor do they have a media presence to do so .
It's not really that different. For example many Conservatives and Conservative govts in Europe are closer on major policies with US Democrats than US Republicans. Mind you that was about a decade ago so who knows now. Elements within the Democrat party are certainly rather farther left than the standard liberal.We concur on your assessment of the situation. If I was an American I’d probably be on the left side of the political spectrum to be close to the middle (?) as a Democrat, which is probably of a similar orientation to being a Conservative up on this side of the border. Different way to look at things but it’s how I see it. Oh well.
You don't remember him oppressing women, repealing gay marriage and the army being in our police state streets? Yeah, me neither.I mean really Steven Harper was considered a far right radical by the Canadian press .
They were burning crosses in Prince George according to one sitting member .You don't remember him oppressing women, repealing gay marriage and the army being in our police state streets? Yeah, me neither.
Maybe. Depends on who the current leader is and what, if any, their priorities are. The terms leave a lot to be desired.Sorry Ron that is Liberal spin and an Ontario centric idea that holds no water . An Alberta or Saskatchewan conservative may be closer to the middle in the American political spectrum but would never be in the democrat spectrum . In my opinion .