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[Canadian Redditor @Michattheopem]

@MewiImmigration This is straight up fraud

[Canadian Redditor @Michattheopem]

@ShareawareCdn @vesperdigital Link to source? This has to be shared

[Richard Dias @RichardDias_CFA]

Canada's Mass Immigration (2017 to 2025) was the worst economic policy decision in Canadian history.

It was NOT progressive; it was, in fact, extremely REGRESSIVE.

It transferred wealth and market power:
➡️from the Young to the Old,
➡️from the Poor to the Rich,
➡️from Labour to Corporations, and
➡️from the Renter Class to the Owner Class.

Prior to 2015, immigration to Canada was high and focused on high-skilled, high-wage labour.

In 2015, THIS government CHANGED the RULES, which shifted the focus to low-skilled, low-wage labour. This hurt the job prospects of young Canadians entering the labour market, put downward pressure on wages and lowered Canada's productivity. ➡️https://t.co/copth8TaQr)
It also increased housing costs, particularly for renters, who tend to be poorer and younger. ➡️https://t.co/J8WaEyiAyl

In short, it was horrific for the youngest, poorest and most vulnerable in our society. Never mind the social upheaval it caused.

Now that Job Vacancies have normalized and rents are falling, this government is floating the idea of raising immigration. It is outrageous. Worse, it is, again, being pitched as progressive when it is not. It hurts the Working Class; Bernie Sanders was right...https://t.co/JdAkaqwpi2

The only thing that will improve the standard of living for working-class people is productivity growth. That's it.

[Jasmin Laine @JasminLaine]

Such an important piece

[Wiretap Media @WiretapMediaCa]

🚨 The Great OSAP Heist 🚨

Jaswal Law, acting for the three Academy of Learning campuses in Brampton, North York and Toronto, has served us with a libel notice.

Not because the reporting was wrong — because they didn't like the words we used.

The letter demands we delete the article, cease publishing, and publish a full retraction approved by their client.

Mr. Jaswal has a pattern of sending these threatening emails. If you've received one — in this case or any other — send it to us at [email protected]. We're building an anti-SLAPP defence.

[JobWatchCanada @jobwatchcanada]

A law clerk position at $22 per hour through the TFW program raises questions about whether the employer has fully explored the domestic labor pool.

How many Canadian law clerks applied for this role before the LMIA was approved, and what specific qualifications made them unsuitable?

Canadians who know someone qualified for this position should share the details with them, and this posting could also be circulated in relevant Facebook groups and on X to help connect local applicants.

Repost to help more Canadians see this.

https://t.co/GvwOnV01Fk

[Michelle Rempel Garner @MichelleRempel]

Train Canadians
Hire Canadians
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[JobWatchCanada @jobwatchcanada]

Absolutely false. We need far less. You can’t keep importing more people to create more strain to then need more people and then have more strain.

[Melissa 🇨🇦 @MelissaLMRogers]

OMG 😅 Carney’s pep talk planning was just broadcasted on CPAC and it’s legit embarrassing and weak. Oh and of course using the fear psychological tactic of dangerous and divided world 🇨🇦

Honestly Alberta, this side is looking weak. Option 2 is best

[Sean Strickland @SStricklandMMA]

Pretty soon the Canadians are gonna need a land acknowledgement after it becomes little India

[JobWatchCanada @jobwatchcanada]

Hell no! Get them out. What the hell.

[Moose on the Loose @dsimieritsch]

I just uncovered the next piece of Carney's plan, it's really quite shocking that he's getting away with this and there hasn't been a single peep in the media about it. Then again Carney doesn't butter my bread, I don't take handouts from anyone.

[Shazi @ShaziGoalie]

Another troubling post coming out of RBC reddit group.

Now employees are reportedly describing significant layoffs in Technology & Operations.

Two separate Reddit posts raising concerns about job losses at one of Canada's largest banks.

Why isn't this getting more attention?

[JobWatchCanada @jobwatchcanada]

Chick-fil-A Queen and Spadina located at 336 Queen Street West, Toronto, Ontario, M5V 2A2 has been found non-compliant with Canada's Temporary Foreign Worker (TFW) program regulations and fined $10000 CAD and received a ban status of Eligible.

Violations Found:
• Code 6: The employer didn't give the inspector the documents they asked for.Provision: 209.4(1)(b)

Date of Final Decision: 2026-10-05

This enforcement action demonstrates the Canadian government's commitment to upholding standards in the Temporary Foreign Worker program through systematic oversight and accountability measures. The eligible ban status indicates that while the employer received a financial penalty for regulatory violations, they retain the ability to participate in the program moving forward, subject to continued compliance requirements. Such enforcement mechanisms are essential for protecting workers who may lack the same bargaining power or knowledge of their rights as Canadian residents. Program integrity safeguards ensure that temporary foreign workers receive appropriate wages, working conditions, and protections as outlined in federal regulations. The existence of these penalty structures and ongoing monitoring reflects broader efforts to maintain fairness across Canada's immigration-linked employment system while balancing labour market needs with worker protections.

View full details: https://t.co/glpLuCrHu6

https://t.co/glpLuCrHu6

[Wiretap Media @WiretapMediaCa]

🚨IMMIGRATION FIRM EXPOSED🚨

An immigration firm is running an OSAP social media shell network to drain Canadian taxpayers—the Great OSAP Heist just got its newest operator.

A Brampton immigration firm—Wonder Visa Immigration Ltd—has built a shadow advertising network to funnel migrants straight into Ontario's student-aid system.

The firm is a licensed RCIC, with offices in Brampton, Canada, and Ambala, India. On paper, it sells visas. In practice, it runs an entire advertising apparatus engineered to look like a government grants program.

But the ads don't run under the Wonder Visa name. They run under neutral, official-sounding brands—most prominently "Ontario Grants OSAP"—a deliberate choice that buries the immigration firm behind a public-service-style brand.

And the brand is only half the trick. The ads are amplified through paid social media influencers—creators with more than 100,000 followers, whose content is comedy and entertainment, not education. They slip the ad between ordinary reels and drop it straight into the feeds of diaspora households who were never looking for a grants program in the first place.

[Ross McLean @McLeanChronicle]

This is blowing up into potentially one of the largest frauds against Canada, with warnings and receipts back as far as 2022, it looks like federal players also involved. Ford Govt using as an excuse to wipe out the entire private sector education and training, including Christian schools that has ZERO INVOLVEMENT in the alleged FRAUD. Funding needs restored now.

[TDot Resident @TDotResident]

#ONpoli

Another immigration consultant who advertised #OSAP as “free money”.
(at least this person said it was for education, but still advertising the loan money more than the schools)

[TDot Resident @TDotResident]

That’s right folks - it you are bankrupt just work with your real estate agent to get OSAP!

[Canadian Redditor @Michattheopem]

@TDotResident . @Sammy_canada2