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Research Essay
Canada should allow more foreigners to become Canadian
If we walk on the street in downtown of Vancouver, or take a look at the cafeteria of some colleges and universities, we will see a lot of people who are from other countries, such as China, Japan, Korea, Iran and Brazil. ... As more and more immigrants come to Canada, TV is showing a higher frequency of foreign programs. Since the majority of the immigrants can make different kinds of contributions to Canada, the Canadian government should allow more and more foreigners to immigrate to Canada.
First of all, immigrants can change the structure of the age and increase the population of Canada. There are about 30 million people in Canada whose area is the second largest in the world. ... In discussing the relationship of immigrants and population aging in Canada, Denton, Spencer and Feaver point out, ¡°As is well known, Canadas population is aging: the total fertility rate has been below the natural replacement level
D. ... It is easy to conclude from the above source that Canada have to change this situation which will decrease the population size.
In surveying the relationship of immigrants and age structure in Canada, Shiva and Leo reports, ¡° One is that immigration would be a solution to population aging. ... ] The impact of immigration on the age structure can best be appreciated by comparing the median age of immigrants at arrival to that of the Canadian population. ... ] The median age of the entire Canadian population has changed much more, increasing from 26. ... After comparing the median age of immigrants and natives, it is obvious that immigrants will increase Canadian population.
In addition, Bruce Bartlett observes in his discussion about the relationship of immigration and population in Canada, ¡°According to the
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