Is there Really a Looming Labour Shortage in Canada and, if there is, can Increased Immigration Fill the Gap?
— Published on February 1, 2003
In its release of 2001 Census data earlier this month, Statistics Canada reported a growing reliance on immigration as a source of skills and knowledge. The covering statement goes on to note that recent immigrants represented 70 percent of total labour force growth over the past decade and could account for virtually all labour force growth by 2011 (Statistics Canada, 2003).
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