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What does Justin Trudeau's exit means for Indian students, workers in Canada?


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Published in Politics and Government on Friday, January 10th 2025 at 8:21 GMT by Firstpost   Print publication without navigation

  • Canada has been a favoured destination for Indian students for nearly a decade. However, with Justin Trudeau stepping down and the Conservative Party under Pierre Poilievre likely to come to power after the next federal election,

Justin Trudeau's announcement of stepping down as the leader of the Liberal Party of Canada has significant implications for Indian students and workers in Canada. His tenure saw policies that were generally favorable towards immigration, including the expansion of the Express Entry system and the introduction of programs like the Global Skills Strategy, which aimed to attract skilled workers and international students. Trudeau's policies facilitated easier pathways for permanent residency and citizenship for immigrants, particularly benefiting the Indian community, which is one of the largest immigrant groups in Canada. However, his exit could lead to policy shifts depending on who succeeds him. A change in leadership might alter immigration policies, potentially affecting the ease of obtaining work permits, study visas, and permanent residency. This uncertainty has caused concern among Indian students and workers about future opportunities, the stability of their current status, and the overall welcoming environment for immigrants in Canada.

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