What is the future of immigrants in Canada? - Sahil Sayal | Shafoli Kapur | Kubeir Kamal

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  • Опубліковано 28 тра 2024
  • Kubeir Kamal, Sahil Sayal, and Shafoli Kapur, all CICC-licensed immigration consultants, discuss the current state and future of Express Entry based on insights from the recent NCIC conference in Halifax. They also discuss how students and temporary workers should prepare both their profiles and mentally for the situation, and practical ways to handle the current challenging state of immigration.
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  • @user-wb8dv2oo2h
    @user-wb8dv2oo2h 27 днів тому +10

    Canada and Canadians first!Three four years back, who were working at Tim Hortons? It was the locals who were working at these fastfood outlets. During covid, Canadians stayed home and the international students started working at these places. Now there's no Covid and children of Canadians find it difficult to find jobs even during summer vacation.
    And PR status is not a right, it's a privilege!! Demanding PR status with reduced points/or scores!! OMG!
    Only in Canada!!

    • @Ottawaexplorer200
      @Ottawaexplorer200 27 днів тому

      100% ikr

    • @RajDas-ob4mp
      @RajDas-ob4mp 12 днів тому +2

      This is Trudeau and Singh fault .let your MPs know its time to stop this nonsense .indians who came here in the 60’70’s.Though a tough point system and medical and security checks have assimilated and made a good life in Canada .these students are giving the Indo Canadians a bad name

  • @videosandphotoslide7866
    @videosandphotoslide7866 27 днів тому +9

    WHAT IS THE MEANING OF A VISA ??? Visa doesn't mean you will get PR and Visa doesn't mean you protest and go hunger strike and take the Government hostage 🤔🇨🇦

  • @donaquel9557
    @donaquel9557 27 днів тому +25

    Please stop saying that students have a right to their Canadian Dream because the CIC website clearly states that not all applicants will be eligible for PR. So who is responsible for their dream? It’s not the government.
    They need to plan and migrate better.

    • @JustinSam1995
      @JustinSam1995 27 днів тому +4

      Yes they love tim hortons and then blaming govt any how having a pr they can't afford a proper home then what's the point

    • @Raihanul-Hoque
      @Raihanul-Hoque 27 днів тому

      ⁠then stop begging for money because these international students brought billions and billions of dollars to Canada and paid salaries of hundreds and thousand peoples salary otherwise canadians would have starved to death 😂😂😂 they work and paid the highest amount of taxes

    • @ARJINDERSINGHAJMANI
      @ARJINDERSINGHAJMANI 26 днів тому

      Govt is charging 3 times the fees from international students,and students are paying 3 times the fees only to get PR which was almost guaranteed by govt in past.
      And nobody will come canada to study only bcoz standard of education of canada is not upto that level of fees charged.
      ITis only the the ambition to live in canada after and getting PR with drives them to study and pay such hefty fees.

    • @ARJINDERSINGHAJMANI
      @ARJINDERSINGHAJMANI 26 днів тому

      Discussion is very good and reality.
      Shefali boldly said the truth and all of you very well said.
      Wrong decissions of govt led such a situation.And why did they all allow collages to give admission in such a big number.

  • @user-xf9md4ez1n
    @user-xf9md4ez1n 26 днів тому +7

    I have never encountered such poor immigration policies. I came to Canada to pursue a PhD and spent many years here. Despite losing 40 to 50 points due to my age, securing a permanent job offer, and working for over a year in the government, I still have not obtained permanent residency after six years. Federal government policies have allowed individuals with fake or substandard degrees to obtain permanent residency, overlooked fraudulent LMIA letters, and granted work permits to millions on tourist visas. Provincial governments act independently. As a political scientist and highly skilled worker, I have the option to go to the UK or the USA and start afresh. Nevertheless, I will never forget the corruption and discrimination I experienced in Canada. We should not have to bear the consequences of flawed policies. It is also evident that the federal government acted intentionally by granting permanent residency to a large number of people two years ago, aiming to make them citizens before the election. As a result, they no longer prioritize international students or residents already in Canada. This has undermined the democratic principles of the country.

    • @JohnAnderson-sq8lt
      @JohnAnderson-sq8lt 24 дні тому

      Trudope and his cronnies just wanted votes from these people

    • @richardmarcial4741
      @richardmarcial4741 4 дні тому

      YOU KNOW WHAT? INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS ROBBED CANADIAN CITIZENS FOR A JOB. LOOK a 15 yrs old canadian need to apply for part time job. no job available.............international students overstayed in canada they need to go back to home country after they graduated

  • @shaq-wu4ql
    @shaq-wu4ql 27 днів тому +5

    Shafoli is presenting that because of these students we had Tim Hortons and if they will leave, we won’t get coffee and there will be no Tm Hortons. Just for her knowledge I am drinking Tim Hortons coffee since last 28 years. I visited Tim Hortons at least 2 times every day.
    Tim Hortons was there when these students don’t exist. Service was good and they listen and serve me what I want with respectfully same taste always, whereas now a days they are working like owner had push them to work with no interest.

    • @AskKubeir
      @AskKubeir  27 днів тому +1

      You have a point

    • @Ottawaexplorer200
      @Ottawaexplorer200 27 днів тому +4

      As a domestic Canadian student studying at a university in Ottawa, I want to address the flawed narrative that Canadians don't want to do the jobs currently being filled by international students, especially those from India. Everyone around me is actively searching for summer jobs but struggling to find work. The reality is that these jobs are being occupied by international students who can be exploited due to their lack of permanent status in the country.
      On platforms like Twitter and Reddit, you'll see people claiming that these entry-level jobs were meant for young Canadians. However, the government has brought in millions of international students to suppress wages for the domestic population, catering to big-box corporations. This has led to a lower standard of living for locals. The idea that domestic Canadians don't want these jobs is completely false. For example, my 16-year-old brother is looking for work but can't find any. Back in 2010, local Canadian kids from the neighborhood would be doing these jobs, not international students.
      If you look at the U.S., you'll see that similar entry-level jobs are done by local kids. Canada is not much different from the U.S. in terms of how things operate. There was a time when these jobs were filled by local Canadians, not by millions of TFWs (temporary foreign workers). This narrative needs to be challenged and corrected.

  • @majapahit3168
    @majapahit3168 28 днів тому +13

    I just don’t understand why they’re introducing a pathway to citizenship for undoc mented immigrants when there are 10s of 1000s of high skilled, legal immigrants waiting in the EE pool. It makes no sense.

  • @mateenharis2726
    @mateenharis2726 28 днів тому +28

    WRONG! young Canadian kids cant get a job even a tims just to get life experience cause all these low jobs are packed with indian international students. Adult Canadians cant also get job anywhere . Have you seen the lines of indian international student just for one job at malls OMG .wakeup

    • @azeemuddin786md
      @azeemuddin786md 27 днів тому +1

      The issue with young Canadian or children is they don't show up for work regularly and they work only on summer breaks.
      We have business so we know how it goes. You train them for 1 week and prepare him for job the next day you get a text he is not willing to come for work.
      If Canadians are so nice and care about young kids then why they hire this international student ?
      When the weather is cold and poor you need international student and super summer canadian.

    • @JamiesNewton
      @JamiesNewton 27 днів тому +3

      My younger sister and her friends are one. I feel so bad I took a year off to save. She has taken a year off hoping to get a job, once again this will be a summer she can’t get a job.
      I’ve already been boycotting. Places with 30% or more Indian workers I don’t shop there.

    • @derekperera2974
      @derekperera2974 27 днів тому

      I agree with you. And I made a lengthy comment regarding what she mentioned. Please read. Hello Shafoli Kapur. How dare you say that the international students are not to be blamed for the job and housing crisis? Most of the jobs here in Ontario are filled up with Indian students. Where ever you look, Tim Hortons, Walmart and other grocery stores, security are tall taken up by Indian international students. And do you think that canadian residents don't want to work in these areas? How about the new permanent residents who arrive here from around the world. When you say that your Indian students are working in areas where the Canadians don't want to work. What do your definition of being Canadian? Are you referring to white? There are Canadians from all over the world. And most of them like and want to work part time. But there are no opportunities available because of Indian students. How about the summer students? some of the local college students who want to do a part time job to pay for their tution fees but they are not able to find a job. And this stupid government keeps extending the work permits of all international students who by majority are Indians. I am naturalized Canadian and I like to work in Tim Hortons on a part time basis. But I can never get a job there. A friend of mine sponsored his wife and she arrived in Canada with a permanent resident visa over 6 months ago. And she still can't find an entry level job. All opportunities are gone to the Indians. What a shame. And as soon as an opportunity arises the Indians working in a restaurant or a mall will immediately recommend a fellow Indian. Go and find out for yourself. Go to a Tim Hortons restaurant or a mall. You guys are like leeches. All other nationalities are deprived of opportunities. And most of the students who came here didn't come here with the intention of receiving an education. But to find a pathway to settle down. And there were 800,000 Indian students who have registered for Management course. What do they think? to come here and become Managers and not do any work? Besides, you don't find Indians working in construction or even in building maintenance or cleaning jobs. I have been to a lot of buildings and most of the cleaners I see is of different nationalities. I have not seen even on Indian cleaner in a building. Shame on them. This country was doing great until the stupid liberals came to power. All the Khalistan extremists are here. And now they are protesting when their work permits are renewed. What do they think? are they trying to stay here by force? Who do they think they are? All they people should be sent back once their work permits expire so that Canadians will have the opportunity to find work. And now you say that these international students were offered a dream. They are were given some opportunity to work. And not to stay here permanently. And their dream was to find a PR pathway and not to receive an education.

    • @Ottawaexplorer200
      @Ottawaexplorer200 27 днів тому +3

      As a domestic Canadian student studying at a university in Ottawa, I want to address the flawed narrative that Canadians don’t want to do the jobs currently being filled by international students, especially those from India. Everyone around me is actively searching for summer jobs but struggling to find work. The reality is that these jobs are being occupied by international students who can be exploited due to their lack of permanent status in the country.
      On platforms like Twitter and Reddit, you’ll see people claiming that these entry-level jobs were meant for young Canadians. However, the government has brought in millions of international students to suppress wages for the domestic population, catering to big-box corporations. This has led to a lower standard of living for locals. The idea that domestic Canadians don’t want these jobs is completely false. For example, my 16-year-old brother is looking for work but can’t find any. Back in 2010, local Canadian kids from the neighborhood would be doing these jobs, not international students.
      If you look at the U.S., you’ll see that similar entry-level jobs are done by local kids. Canada is not much different from the U.S. in terms of how things operate. There was a time when these jobs were filled by local Canadians, not by millions of TFWs (temporary foreign workers). This narrative needs to be challenged and corrected.

    • @Ottawaexplorer200
      @Ottawaexplorer200 27 днів тому

      @@JamiesNewtonI agree

  • @AJA46423
    @AJA46423 28 днів тому +25

    Sahil Sayal exhibited the greatest maturity in this conversation compared to the others.

    • @AskKubeir
      @AskKubeir  28 днів тому +9

      After all he is an old soul 👌🏼👍🏼

    • @SahilSayal
      @SahilSayal 27 днів тому +6

      @@AskKubeir That's true... m htting 90 as of today :)

    • @willankhatter
      @willankhatter 27 днів тому

      ​@@SahilSayal😂😂😂😂

    • @sanskritiagrawal963
      @sanskritiagrawal963 27 днів тому +1

      The praise of one should not come at the cost of others.

  • @viraj5132
    @viraj5132 27 днів тому +10

    Good to see Indians coming together rather than competing and staying apart

  • @anneboyer6359
    @anneboyer6359 27 днів тому +23

    Shafoli, with all due respect is wrong that Canadians do not want to do the jobs that international students are doing. I assure you that is not the case and Shafoli didn't present any proof of this claim. It is a feeling she spoke here. In my own life, I know many Canadians who would willingly take those jobs.

    • @derekperera2974
      @derekperera2974 27 днів тому +1

      I agree with you. And I made a lengthy comment regarding what she mentioned.

    • @yashkeshani9940
      @yashkeshani9940 27 днів тому +1

      That's why she mentioned it can be debatable, so it's something that impact the job market

    • @stutisharma6024
      @stutisharma6024 27 днів тому +1

      Absolutely. She spoke no sense

    • @cdalmeida75
      @cdalmeida75 3 дні тому +1

      I agree with you. She is wrong in many ways

  • @tushar.2383
    @tushar.2383 27 днів тому +1

    Most awaited meeting 🎉

  • @techpulseai
    @techpulseai 28 днів тому +24

    In a country where white collar jobs are so few in the current economy, the lady saying: "international students and temporary foreign workers do the jobs that immigrants and citizens do not want to do" is absolutely wrong. Even these survival jobs are so scarce these days in any major city. International students and tfws take these jobs through agencies which are also operated by some India origin folks giving no chance to the actual residents of the country. In this economy, Canada should turn International student program into US mode which is allowing them to work on campus only.

    • @vaibhavkale5502
      @vaibhavkale5502 27 днів тому +8

      💯!! These two guests seem to have lost it !! Talking like entitled !! Sahil even mentioning that IRCC should let clear cut pathway for their PR even before bringing these students to Canada !! That’s really some stupid shit !!

    • @annieseepersaud1484
      @annieseepersaud1484 27 днів тому

      You’re absolutely correct

    • @Raihanul-Hoque
      @Raihanul-Hoque 27 днів тому +3

      @@vaibhavkale5502then stop begging for money because these international students brought billions and billions of dollars to Canada and paid salaries of hundreds and thousand peoples salary otherwise canadians would have starved to death 😂😂😂 they work and paid the highest amount of taxes

    • @vaibhavkale5502
      @vaibhavkale5502 27 днів тому

      @@Raihanul-Hoque even the government can say that stop lying on your SOPs where you desperately garuntee them that you would go back after your study and won’t become an immigrant!!

    • @goodman8275
      @goodman8275 25 днів тому +1

      I fully understand and agreed with this listener.

  • @PPareshP
    @PPareshP 27 днів тому +2

    Thanks for you come together appreciate your hard work to guide immigrants

  • @nishantsharma3100
    @nishantsharma3100 27 днів тому +4

    Whenever someone asks me for best immigration consultants I always refer Askkubeir and Sahil Sayal. Glad to see you two together.

    • @AskKubeir
      @AskKubeir  27 днів тому

      Thank you, very kind of you

  • @AxlanMedia
    @AxlanMedia 28 днів тому +2

    The crossover we deserve

  • @rs218
    @rs218 28 днів тому +8

    Instead of spoiling their country's name abroad by doing such cheap stunts, international students should respectably head back home and plan their future better. These protests are only getting bad press in the Canadian media.

    • @RamSharma-nz8vr
      @RamSharma-nz8vr 27 днів тому

      International students should consider heading back home respectfully to plan their future better instead of tarnishing their country's reputation with these protests. These actions are only generating negative press in the Canadian media and could harm their chances of employment in Canada or abroad, as extensive background checks (including social media) are the norm in the 21st century.
      Engaging in respectful dialogue with the government is a more constructive approach than these publicity stunts. Remember, a Study Visa was never a guaranteed path to PR. It's essential to adapt to changing market dynamics rather than waste limited PGWP time on protests.

    • @JustinSam1995
      @JustinSam1995 27 днів тому +4

      Exactly they come to canada for studying skill trade or skilled jobs if they are working in tims and feeling entitled for pr it's there fault Indias name is already ruined by new immigrants coming from Punjab car insurance is skyrocketing in Brampton

    • @Raihanul-Hoque
      @Raihanul-Hoque 27 днів тому

      And why? Because you rohit who came to Canada from Indian got his PR and passport living peacefully and now doesn’t want others to succeed 😂

    • @rs218
      @rs218 27 днів тому +2

      @@Raihanul-HoqueIt is upto you to assume things about me in your head. Forget about me, the immigration consultant lady said it herself that "Canada has gone to the dogs". You can imagine what the Canadian citizens would be thinking of you.

  • @azeemuddin786md
    @azeemuddin786md 27 днів тому

    Out of all the videos of your Kamal bhai this is #TOP NOTCH.

  • @Realtruth77710
    @Realtruth77710 27 днів тому +4

    Canada's primary target audience for its education and business sectors was India. They conducted an in-depth study of the situation in India and created a false sense of hope by granting permanent residency to a few individuals to attract more people. Once they reached a certain level of immigration, they aimed to reduce the number of Indian immigrants. This is why the Express Entry scores are high, and they are not issuing invitations. Additionally, they have paused all Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) draws.

  • @Harikeshav-wp7fo
    @Harikeshav-wp7fo 27 днів тому +5

    Whatever it is. Indians who are all there pls adapt and follow Canada's rules and regulations. Keep the place clean.
    I see lot of litterings in a place around Indian markets only. And pls follow traffic rules. Its Canada. Its a beautiful Country. Adapt to the country''s harmony. Be polite and respectful. Dont do rash driving and pls pls stop in STOP sign.

    • @huhujojo1968
      @huhujojo1968 25 днів тому

      Great advise . Know that it is a privilege not a right to be allowed to stay in someone else's country.

    • @Insightful_Truth
      @Insightful_Truth 13 днів тому

      ​@@huhujojo1968 It's not a privilege, it's a right. Earth as a planet has never said only whites deserve to live in Canada. All human have equal rights to claim any land on planet earth - through immigration or by wars

  • @shafiatabassum7882
    @shafiatabassum7882 27 днів тому +7

    Sahil Sayal exhibited the greatest maturity in this conversation compared to the others - ACCEPTED 100% correct

    • @AskKubeir
      @AskKubeir  27 днів тому +2

      Absolutely. He is such an old soul

  • @Bohosapien1
    @Bohosapien1 26 днів тому +3

    Studying aboard does not promise PR .. students in Canada needs to understand this … it is high time Canada takes only well qualified people for PR .. people who can contribute to economy .. people who are here and have jobs and paying taxes .. should be given PR on priority ..

  • @nilufermursellioglu3917
    @nilufermursellioglu3917 27 днів тому +1

    ❤ excellent.

  • @shawonahmed5775
    @shawonahmed5775 28 днів тому +13

    Students do the jobs that Canadians don't want to do - isn't entirely true. There is a substantial number of PGWP holders who work in very High Skilled sectors, have excellent CRS score. But still suffering, cz Express Entry is messed up.

    • @CaptainSnowball08
      @CaptainSnowball08 28 днів тому +8

      This is the most annoying myth perpetrated by consultants. Tim Hortons jobs used to be done by school kids and teens are now done by 40 year olds from India

    • @tbor1277
      @tbor1277 27 днів тому

      @@CaptainSnowball08 True.

    • @willankhatter
      @willankhatter 27 днів тому +1

      ​@@CaptainSnowball08those were summer jobs for young Canadians, but now it's immigration pathway 🚮

    • @Ottawaexplorer200
      @Ottawaexplorer200 27 днів тому +2

      As a domestic Canadian student studying at a university in Ottawa, I want to address the flawed narrative that Canadians don’t want to do the jobs currently being filled by international students, especially those from India. Everyone around me is actively searching for summer jobs but struggling to find work. The reality is that these jobs are being occupied by international students who can be exploited due to their lack of permanent status in the country.
      On platforms like Twitter and Reddit, you’ll see people claiming that these entry-level jobs were meant for young Canadians. However, the government has brought in millions of international students to suppress wages for the domestic population, catering to big-box corporations. This has led to a lower standard of living for locals. The idea that domestic Canadians don’t want these jobs is completely false. For example, my 16-year-old brother is looking for work but can’t find any. Back in 2010, local Canadian kids from the neighborhood would be doing these jobs, not international students.
      If you look at the U.S., you’ll see that similar entry-level jobs are done by local kids. Canada is not much different from the U.S. in terms of how things operate. There was a time when these jobs were filled by local Canadians, not by millions of TFWs (temporary foreign workers). This narrative needs to be challenged and corrected.

  • @vinayattri2553
    @vinayattri2553 28 днів тому +13

    A student goes through alot just in the hope to get PR but Canada has soft heart for refugees not for them who working hard to settle here.

    • @parveshsaini8967
      @parveshsaini8967 28 днів тому +16

      A student is not facing bombing, seeing his parents die in a war or women getting raped......
      So a life of refugee is a nightmare......
      Life of student is not that hard, if nothing will happen in canada for them, they can go back to India and live peacefully

    • @lakeofbays1622
      @lakeofbays1622 28 днів тому +4

      As if Canada owes you something.

    • @majapahit3168
      @majapahit3168 28 днів тому

      ⁠​⁠@@parveshsaini8967Refugees are supposed to go to the first safe country, not a country on the other side of the world. Besides, no one takes more refugees than Canada and they get benefits without ever paying taxes.

    • @majapahit3168
      @majapahit3168 28 днів тому

      ⁠@@parveshsaini8967Refugees are supposed to claim their status in the first safe country, not a country on the other side of the world. Germany and Sweden turned anti-immigrant because they accepted too many refugees.

    • @majapahit3168
      @majapahit3168 28 днів тому +3

      @@parveshsaini8967Asylum seekers are supposed to claim it in the first safe country, not a country so far away. They also enjoy free benefits without paying taxes. That’s why countries like Germany and Sweden did a u-turn in their policies. Canada seems to be following them.

  • @faizanrauf204
    @faizanrauf204 28 днів тому +21

    You guys should sit together more often for a podcast or something similar. Great session.

    • @SahilSayal
      @SahilSayal 27 днів тому +7

      @Askkubeir I invite you to a podcast. Public demand hai bhai :)

    • @AskKubeir
      @AskKubeir  27 днів тому +6

      Done hai bhai

    • @bandulagamarachchi9876
      @bandulagamarachchi9876 27 днів тому +1

      Yes, very useful

    • @bandulagamarachchi9876
      @bandulagamarachchi9876 26 днів тому +1

      Looking forward to it...Lal Advani a.k.a. Kubeir and Sahil Sayal are probably the two best in this business

  • @iliasbougoudis8219
    @iliasbougoudis8219 27 днів тому

    Hello Mr. Kubeir. I see a change in the website of IRCC regarding old draws.. Every category-based draw now is mentioned as (Version 1). Do you believe that there will be a different variation of category based draw (e.g., category + CEC)? Or region based draws?

  • @garrychad5195
    @garrychad5195 28 днів тому +8

    i consider myself lucky to get my PR last week without going to Canada and struggle there being a student

    • @lifethroughromans8295
      @lifethroughromans8295 28 днів тому

      @garrychad5195 - Would you kindly share how?

    • @garrychad5195
      @garrychad5195 26 днів тому

      @@lifethroughromans8295 i got Ontario tech- human capital priority PNP

  • @dipendersingh3534
    @dipendersingh3534 27 днів тому +4

    Student SOP says they are coming here for study , No where ever they are mentioning they are coming here for PR. PR pathways is an additional brownie which is now pie in the sky. Also , the jobs Canadians wont do these jobs because Tim Horten employers did not hire a Canadian and only hire international students so they pay them less pay which is also exploitation.

  • @gladiatorbrar4673
    @gladiatorbrar4673 28 днів тому +6

    UA-camrs round-table 😊 on a lighter note

  • @rohitpathak4354
    @rohitpathak4354 28 днів тому +2

    @AskKubeir --- Informative video! Can you please share your thoughts on the future of the candidates who are outside Canada also?

  • @TDOTImmigration
    @TDOTImmigration 27 днів тому +3

    It was a great conversation, Kubeir and Sahil. Looking forward to more discussions like this! - Shafoli

  • @ariellegibson
    @ariellegibson 27 днів тому +6

    I hope the main take away for everyone is: everyone will not get PR. It was never designed that way, there is and always will be a cap. You have to remain competitive. No one will just give it to you. Nor is it promised.

    • @throttlebeasts8841
      @throttlebeasts8841 26 днів тому

      Then government shouldn't issue study permits then why sell a dream then ? Simply stop immigration after demand is fulfilled. And btw refugees from Africa also shouldn't be allowed to enter when they arrive at Montreal airport with a family of 5 with 200$ then they are given financial assistance up to 2000$ per month even more depending on situations free transit pass , I have one Nigerian roommate he got asylum at Montreal airport spend 20$ on bus came to Ottawa and he has been sitting at home for 10 months now chilling and always drinking whiskey lol I asked him why don't you work like u can earn more money he's like I am already successful let me enjoy I'm like ok bud so students are way better investments than them which everybody keeps targeting and shaming although they bring 50k in advance as tuition fee and 10-20k in GIC plus next 1-3 years tuition fee around 40-90k they will pay either earning or recover from home country then people like u leave a soft comment about expressing your intentions of removing them

  • @virdhillon1
    @virdhillon1 27 днів тому +5

    The lady is so out of touch with reality. She is really emphasizing the word 'Canadian'. Canadians don't want to do these jobs. Canadian kids can't even get summer jobs anymore.

    • @RamSharma-nz8vr
      @RamSharma-nz8vr 27 днів тому +2

      Yes, it seems the lady moved to Canada right after the 2007-2008 financial crisis when times were different. As an Immigration Consultant, she likely sympathizes with PR aspirants and students stuck in limbo.
      The reality is that many students received PR with questionable foreign work experience and pursued low-quality diplomas in Canada, often skipping classes and outsourcing assignments. They lack essential workplace skills and now find themselves stranded, leading to all this drama.

    • @travelboom237
      @travelboom237 27 днів тому

      You are questioning on employer..they are doing businesses so they know, who is suitable them for the business. Who will work longer , who will work hard and with regulated wage ofcourse minimum.
      If you were a employer, surely, you will hire skilled person with minimum pay so your business will be in profit.
      International students or or any other nationality are not responsible for people not getting jobs..!
      It's all about policy , difficulty in starting businesses and taxation killing...!!!
      You are not getting jobs not because of someone or international students... because your skill set are not align with the employers business.
      Everyday on indeed , job bank , LinkedIn thousands are job posting going on...but they need the people who has right skill and meaningful people.
      So blame yourself not others ! Thanks

    • @Ottawaexplorer200
      @Ottawaexplorer200 27 днів тому +2

      As a domestic Canadian student studying at a university in Ottawa, I want to address the flawed narrative that Canadians don't want to do the jobs currently being filled by international students, especially those from India. Everyone around me is actively searching for summer jobs but struggling to find work. The reality is that these jobs are being occupied by international students who can be exploited due to their lack of permanent status in the country.
      On platforms like Twitter and Reddit, you'll see people claiming that these entry-level jobs were meant for young Canadians. However, the government has brought in millions of international students to suppress wages for the domestic population, catering to big-box corporations. This has led to a lower standard of living for locals. The idea that domestic Canadians don't want these jobs is completely false. For example, my 16-year-old brother is looking for work but can't find any. Back in 2010, local Canadian kids from the neighborhood would be doing these jobs, not international students.
      If you look at the U.S., you'll see that similar entry-level jobs are done by local kids. Canada is not much different from the U.S. in terms of how things operate. There was a time when these jobs were filled by local Canadians, not by millions of TFWs (temporary foreign workers). This narrative needs to be challenged and corrected.

  • @Linda-uq3ve
    @Linda-uq3ve 27 днів тому +1

    I know there is a lot of young international students who are afraid they can’t stay or get PR but believe me.. there are a lot of adults with lot of canadian work experience, Lmia ect and we still can’t get PR.
    I feel like we should be prioritized: we didn’t came here paying a school to get a visa but we earned that visa with our skills and work

  • @mimictravel
    @mimictravel 26 днів тому +1

    very nice talk. I like it

  • @ishmeetsingh4473
    @ishmeetsingh4473 28 днів тому +2

    Shufali madam you said very correctly; i appreciate

    • @TDOTImmigration
      @TDOTImmigration 27 днів тому

      Thank you!

    • @derekperera2974
      @derekperera2974 27 днів тому

      Hello Shafoli Kapur. How dare you say that the international students are not to be blamed for the job and housing crisis? Most of the jobs here in Ontario are filled up with Indian students. Where ever you look, Tim Hortons, Walmart and other grocery stores, security are tall taken up by Indian international students. And do you think that canadian residents don't want to work in these areas? How about the new permanent residents who arrive here from around the world. When you say that your Indian students are working in areas where the Canadians don't want to work. What do your definition of being Canadian? Are you referring to white? There are Canadians from all over the world. And most of them like and want to work part time. But there are no opportunities available because of Indian students. How about the summer students? some of the local college students who want to do a part time job to pay for their tution fees but they are not able to find a job. And this stupid government keeps extending the work permits of all international students who by majority are Indians. I am naturalized Canadian and I like to work in Tim Hortons on a part time basis. But I can never get a job there. A friend of mine sponsored his wife and she arrived in Canada with a permanent resident visa over 6 months ago. And she still can't find an entry level job. All opportunities are gone to the Indians. What a shame. And as soon as an opportunity arises the Indians working in a restaurant or a mall will immediately recommend a fellow Indian. Go and find out for yourself. Go to a Tim Hortons restaurant or a mall. You guys are like leeches. All other nationalities are deprived of opportunities. And most of the students who came here didn't come here with the intention of receiving an education. But to find a pathway to settle down. And there were 800,000 Indian students who have registered for Management course. What do they think? to come here and become Managers and not do any work? Besides, you don't find Indians working in construction or even in building maintenance or cleaning jobs. I have been to a lot of buildings and most of the cleaners I see is of different nationalities. I have not seen even on Indian cleaner in a building. Shame on them. This country was doing great until the stupid liberals came to power. All the Khalistan extremists are here. And now they are protesting when their work permits are renewed. What do they think? are they trying to stay here by force? Who do they think they are? All they people should be sent back once their work permits expire so that Canadians will have the opportunity to find work. And now you say that these international students were offered a dream. They are were given some opportunity to work. And not to stay here permanently. And their dream was to find a PR pathway and not to receive an education.

  • @ranjithar996
    @ranjithar996 27 днів тому +1

    Consultants are also responsible for this plight of students in Canada.
    Consultants promoted study route when Canada stopped inviting and processing outside Canada applicants during Covid days.

  • @travelboom237
    @travelboom237 27 днів тому +1

    Shafoli really spoke harsh reality of canada and many of them will not digest this reality.

  • @konchady
    @konchady 28 днів тому

    How's the market for immigration consultants?

  • @Domain4
    @Domain4 28 днів тому +5

    Business is in danger

  • @GurwinderSingh-qk8yg
    @GurwinderSingh-qk8yg 27 днів тому +2

    Thank You for Being Bold Shafoli and throwing facts about Int. Students. ❤

  • @meetahasija3908
    @meetahasija3908 26 днів тому

    Hi my son has got AoR in December under common law his eligible biometric and medical is updated now he is waiting for PR card can you tell how long to wait he is Calgary Alberta

  • @KhadimHussainBandesha
    @KhadimHussainBandesha 4 дні тому

    Will you please tell about inellibility?

  • @johngomes9597
    @johngomes9597 27 днів тому

    Mam you are right about cov-19 time*

  • @shagunshagun7038
    @shagunshagun7038 26 днів тому

    He was working as 'Assistant Accountant" and resigned on his own accord and relieved from the services w.e.f. 05/02/2020.
    During the work period, his duties and responsibilities were:
    • Preparing financial documents such as invoices, bills, and accounts payable and receivable.& Managing payroll.
    • Completing financial reports on a regular basis and providing information to the finance team.
    • Completing bank reconciliations
    Hello sir I have back home experience . Can you plz let me know noc code iam confused

  • @meenakoh7997
    @meenakoh7997 25 днів тому

    Looks new

  • @arbocreaston1252
    @arbocreaston1252 27 днів тому +1

    I am on pr it was really tough to get here till now i am looking for a job since 6 months no job not even a survival job

  • @user-kp8tp3eo7o
    @user-kp8tp3eo7o 27 днів тому

    My spouse is on study permit and I’m awaiting my spousal work permit. If my spousal permit is approved can my spouse apply for PR alone or have to apply with me ?

  • @lavish198
    @lavish198 27 днів тому

    But for people in finance, I don’t know where they stand. I work for one of the big 5s and I have always been in finance. My education and work experience both. I don’t know what to do now.

  • @davidadenrele661
    @davidadenrele661 28 днів тому +3

    Protesting as an International student will not help the situation how many Indian student with fake admission letter did Canada absorbed, 2 or 3 years ago,if Canada could be empathetic to help them then what makes them think they wont help them now by granting them PGWP and then PR after studies am not saying this because am not an Indian or because am in Canada or because am an African there should be a round table discussion with the Canadian Government, using approachable strategies, Canadian government have a listening hear and they will definitely assists international student patience is the key here, protesting would only make matters worst, and the outcome of the protest will affect other future student hoping of coming to Canada, If this protest continue all the provinces might end up not accepting International student in other to avoid chaos and protest, Canada is a peaceful country and the only options left would be for provinces to accept only foreign workers using the available created pathways, via IRCC, i believe in the government of PM Justin Trudeau he's working so hard to help everyone in Canada with its economic and immigration policies protest is not best way out of resolving this issue wisdom is profitable to direct my piece of advice.

    • @RamSharma-nz8vr
      @RamSharma-nz8vr 27 днів тому

      The 700 students facing deportation due to fake admission letters was a significant mistake by the Canadian government, and they had to rectify their error. However, the current student protests are a different issue. These demonstrations show some international students acting entitled, forgetting that PR was never a guaranteed promise. It was a possibility, now limited due to changing policies. Protests and disruptive actions won't help; instead, a respectful dialogue with the government is a better approach. The focus should be on strategic planning and adaptability, not entitlement.

  • @rogerronny3411
    @rogerronny3411 5 днів тому

    Can you make a video about rnip and possiblities

  • @ShehryarKhanNSFW
    @ShehryarKhanNSFW 28 днів тому +7

    The goats of immigration 🙌🏻

  • @rampoudel5553
    @rampoudel5553 28 днів тому

    I am planning to pursue a Master's in Computational Science from Laurentian University because of the OINP Master Graduate Program. Given that the postgraduate PNP of BC has changed a few months ago with an mandatory job offer, what's the possibility of changes in the OINP Master program? Should I opt for a 1-year or a 2-year program? Or would it be better to choose an Atlantic province for a better result for PR in the future? Please shed some light on this matter.

    • @venomsss2577
      @venomsss2577 28 днів тому

      bro it will definitely change for Ontario just like BC lot's of students going for masters now

    • @venomsss2577
      @venomsss2577 28 днів тому

      choose Atlantic provinces or Manitoba, Alberta

    • @bodhisattva6308
      @bodhisattva6308 27 днів тому

      If you have money and have intention to study and gain work experience come. If you depend on PR for your future. Probably not right time to come. Better to apply for express entry and wait .

  • @1980ify
    @1980ify 28 днів тому +3

    Nice collab guys! Informative!
    I've a question to you guys🙏
    If I'm changing from my current college in ontario to a college in alberta for my second program, do I follow the same application procedure for study permit extension as I would if I were extending my study permit at the same college?

  • @mohammedsaadyaseen3372
    @mohammedsaadyaseen3372 27 днів тому +3

    It's not that local Canadian kids don't want to work. They don't want to work at a wage that is minimum and are taken advantage upon.

    • @birdman1265
      @birdman1265 27 днів тому +1

      They don't understand this!

    • @Ottawaexplorer200
      @Ottawaexplorer200 27 днів тому

      Local Canadian kids are currently eager for summer jobs but can’t find any because international students are taking them all. If you cross the border to the U.S., you’ll see local kids working everywhere.

    • @birdman1265
      @birdman1265 27 днів тому

      @@Ottawaexplorer200 Trudeau sold out the younger CANADIANS future to Indian aliens

  • @videosandphotoslide7866
    @videosandphotoslide7866 27 днів тому +5

    I am a Canadian citizen, and my children were born here I have five [5] Granddaughters from grade 12 student and University of BC, They used to get part-time jobs in the service industries to make some pocket money for themself NOW they can't because all jobs are taken by foreign student workers, and refugees🤔🇨🇦

    • @AskKubeir
      @AskKubeir  27 днів тому +1

      Fair comment

    • @Ottawaexplorer200
      @Ottawaexplorer200 27 днів тому +1

      As a domestic Canadian student studying at a university in Ottawa, I want to address the flawed narrative that Canadians don't want to do the jobs currently being filled by international students, especially those from India. Everyone around me is actively searching for summer jobs but struggling to find work. The reality is that these jobs are being occupied by international students who can be exploited due to their lack of permanent status in the country.
      On platforms like Twitter and Reddit, you'll see people claiming that these entry-level jobs were meant for young Canadians. However, the government has brought in millions of international students to suppress wages for the domestic population, catering to big-box corporations. This has led to a lower standard of living for locals. The idea that domestic Canadians don't want these jobs is completely false. For example, my 16-year-old brother is looking for work but can't find any. Back in 2010, local Canadian kids from the neighborhood would be doing these jobs, not international students.
      If you look at the U.S., you'll see that similar entry-level jobs are done by local kids. Canada is not much different from the U.S. in terms of how things operate. There was a time when these jobs were filled by local Canadians, not by millions of TFWs (temporary foreign workers). This narrative needs to be challenged and corrected.

  • @ibrahimm2012
    @ibrahimm2012 28 днів тому +6

    As a ex international student I would say Canadian first . Everyone second. No disrespect but enough.

  • @ashokreddydonapati4996
    @ashokreddydonapati4996 27 днів тому +2

    Hey kubeir is there any pause on Alberta techpathway recently I got an NOI in AAIP stream please respond

    • @AskKubeir
      @AskKubeir  27 днів тому

      No there is no pause, though the processing has been delayed

    • @ashokreddydonapati4996
      @ashokreddydonapati4996 27 днів тому

      @@AskKubeir Thanks for a quick response and I always eagerly wait for your new videos

  • @Summer-ov8hp
    @Summer-ov8hp 27 днів тому +2

    The fact is that canada do not need persons in those job field do no matter of protest will help you. Lots of international students were sold a lie by agents not IRCC. Now they want to blame IRCC. Canada will take the categories of persons they need to benefit the country.

  • @gautampatel7057
    @gautampatel7057 28 днів тому

    What's the goal target for OINP

  • @thaliarose8741
    @thaliarose8741 28 днів тому

    💯

  • @beyondknowing9063
    @beyondknowing9063 27 днів тому +1

    She said the students were showed dreams. I want to ask who showed them dreams ? Is it Canadian government or is it consultants like yourself who misled them into thinking that student visa is the way to PR.
    Shafoli seems to express the frustration of students and herself by blaming government. She should get a little honest towards her clients. She sounds so entitled

  • @jeevanjoshi1070
    @jeevanjoshi1070 27 днів тому +1

    ब्रह्मा लक्ष्मी महेश त्रिदेव Feeling 😊

  • @Ara198826
    @Ara198826 24 дні тому

    it is mind-blowing when they say international students take our jobs yes that ia true but that applies only to one nationality who monopolized every job in Canada , as a student from a minority country I can't even find jobs in McDonald's even tho I have over 7 years expirence in logistics and warehousing , I'm also expirenced Medical Laboratory Technologist with bachelor degree !

  • @kiranraj282
    @kiranraj282 27 днів тому +1

    "The jobs these students do are the Canadians don't want to do." That's not the problem, the problem is the students do the same job even after they graduated from school.
    Which means new students won't have the opportunity to work plus once they graduate, if they didn get skilled jobs, they can't get PR.
    Maybe the students should research about the school and if they can get a job for their study. The problem is the students are chosing unworthy schools and programs. That's the main issue.

  • @AlMiMoz
    @AlMiMoz 27 днів тому +1

    There are enough opportunities back in India, it’s not a bad thing to go back, things are going to get worse in all the western economies. Focus on your career and you can return to Canada in the future where you’ll be able to land a job in your area of interest . Working a survival job will not build your career irrespective of the country you are in

  • @tanyahooda8755
    @tanyahooda8755 27 днів тому

    Hi sir, I had a question for you, I am on PGWP expiring next year. I was wondering if I can I pursue masters program inside Canada and be back on Study Permit!

    • @bodhisattva6308
      @bodhisattva6308 27 днів тому

      Pgwp cannot be issued more than once. So no you cannot.

  • @Chris-Kim
    @Chris-Kim 27 днів тому +2

    Difficulties rise and fall just like empires. Make sure it is very clear that you should avoid coming to Canada at this particular point of time unless as suggested in the video, you strategically plan ahead (Studying French or whatever). It will get better when the fear becomes overwhelming and eventually causes people to stop coming to Canada. Do not be fooled by unprofessional clowns on the internet saying "easy pr". There has never been an easy pr in history because of uncertainty, even the 75 jackpot.

  • @Kay-fn1xd
    @Kay-fn1xd 28 днів тому +2

    Imagine 1 millions foreign workers not satisfied and protesting! There were definitely big flaws in the immigration policies in the past that has led to this

    • @lakeofbays1622
      @lakeofbays1622 28 днів тому +1

      Foreign workers as you said are foreign workers. They are supposed to go back if there is no demand for their work and seek employment in their own countries.

    • @Kay-fn1xd
      @Kay-fn1xd 27 днів тому

      @@lakeofbays1622 yes it’s true as name suggests foreign worker so they need to go back. But I m talking about the flaws in the policies like multiple experiments that has happened in the express entry - these experiments has impacted so many people lives . What I am asking is stable policies or sb who knows what they are doing to make a stable immigration policies so foreign workers can plan accordingly

  • @willankhatter
    @willankhatter 27 днів тому +3

    I'm not Canadian but have been to their website, I never saw anything "promising" anyone anything after study.
    They set the rules, and have the right to change them anytime they feel like. Respect the country, you're ruining it for everyone 🚮

  • @fiddlersmantra-relaxingambient
    @fiddlersmantra-relaxingambient 27 днів тому +1

    I think French is now the next best pathway for anyone looking to get a PR!

  • @goofy_snp
    @goofy_snp 28 днів тому +2

    NOC 0 job, Standing on 522 with dual intent LMIA which will expire soon. Still struggling....

  • @anujgoswami1365
    @anujgoswami1365 27 днів тому

    Lot of People already have foreign work experience for over 3 years and bow they have earned CE too. So Govt. has to come up with something there is no way not to own this mess.

  • @amm7340
    @amm7340 27 днів тому

    Most important thing is those students are coming to study in canada are either rejected by US universities OR not having good academic, why should canada give PR to those. Instead canada need to focus on those who are already contributing to economy and growth of canada. We don't want students or people who prefer/force to stay in tents on university grounds Instead of study and research

  • @ajaybhargavain
    @ajaybhargavain 27 днів тому

    Very honest talk!! Many students already feeling cheated….like the “vocabulary has changed”

  • @Vivaansaxena0211
    @Vivaansaxena0211 27 днів тому

    Either the vision is not clear or there is no alignment to that vision. And if we say economy is the factor affecting all these and definitely it’s not growing and one should not show any pathways … fix the house in order and have a long term vision to achieve those immigration targets… it’s now a trust issue and lack of confidence in immigration system.

  • @ABBAS-bm7rx
    @ABBAS-bm7rx 27 днів тому

    So that means other countries workers should not have dream to work Canada, only students are deserve that ?after PR students will not support this lower work

  • @kbmotography2873
    @kbmotography2873 27 днів тому

    You like it or not, SOP document can be used as a reason from Federal to avoid giving any further TR TO PR to current or may be future Int. Students at least till elections as they can annoy students but they may don’t like to disappoint the real canadian voters who are thinking that these students are the real reason behind these inflations which is actually not.

    • @AskKubeir
      @AskKubeir  27 днів тому +1

      Nope. What you state in your SOP is just your intent and that intention is always subject to change given the current scenario and circumstances

    • @kbmotography2873
      @kbmotography2873 27 днів тому

      @@AskKubeir Sir yes but as per books it sounds good, but again politics is politics be it Canada, India or elsewhere. 😁
      Thanks for replying. Love your content. ❤️🙏🏻
      Sir,
      Anything on SINP or from Alberta PNP?

    • @RamSharma-nz8vr
      @RamSharma-nz8vr 27 днів тому

      @@AskKubeir Indeed, the students' intentions can and will certainly change (immediately) upon arriving in Canada. However, the SOP is one of the only documents that IRCC can use to hold international students accountable-it remains a formal declaration of their original plans.
      These are interesting times, and we need to see how this situation unfolds. This precedent will shape future student actions and immigration policies.
      𝐈𝐭'𝐬 𝐚 𝐜𝐡𝐚𝐧𝐜𝐞 𝐟𝐨𝐫 𝐈𝐑𝐂𝐂 𝐭𝐨 𝐜𝐨𝐮𝐫𝐬𝐞 𝐜𝐨𝐫𝐫𝐞𝐜𝐭, 𝐞𝐯𝐞𝐧 𝐢𝐟 𝐢𝐭 𝐦𝐞𝐚𝐧𝐬 𝐬𝐨𝐦𝐞 𝐬𝐭𝐮𝐝𝐞𝐧𝐭𝐬 𝐰𝐢𝐥𝐥 𝐛𝐞 𝐮𝐧𝐡𝐚𝐩𝐩𝐲. 𝐓𝐢𝐦𝐞 𝐭𝐨 𝐜𝐥𝐞𝐚𝐧 𝐮𝐩 - 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐩𝐚𝐫𝐭𝐲 𝐢𝐬 𝐨𝐯𝐞𝐫!

    • @RamSharma-nz8vr
      @RamSharma-nz8vr 27 днів тому

      The SOP is a key document that IRCC can use to hold students accountable/bound by. Indeed, students might change their intentions, immediately upon arriving in Canada, but the SOP remains a formal declaration of their original plans.
      These are interesting times, and we need to see how this situation unfolds. This precedent will shape future student actions and immigration policies. It's a chance for IRCC to course correct, even if it means some students will be unhappy. Time to clean up - the party is over!

  • @kaaaah2003
    @kaaaah2003 2 дні тому

    Bloomberg reported Indian students' pathway is to get PR.

  • @robinmcherian6753
    @robinmcherian6753 24 дні тому

    The guys who are already here in Canada need to fight, and its going to be hard. For people who are planning to come, do your research, don`t come trusting these consultants.
    and If your case is genuine and straight forward , just apply directly in IRCC websites, its plain and simple. You would need consultants in complicated cases.
    These are all marketing strategies and these guys were also making a living out of you, just like the Canadian government

  • @kaaaah2003
    @kaaaah2003 2 дні тому

    Consulting firms to be blamed for messing up too

  • @abhishekhatode1263
    @abhishekhatode1263 27 днів тому

    Just saw a young Ukrainian healthy boy begging on the subway, never seen an Indian student or immigrant do that..:/

  • @Theportraitartphotography
    @Theportraitartphotography 26 днів тому +1

    Ircc needs to doe something

  • @CanadaZindagi
    @CanadaZindagi 28 днів тому +1

    Yes those students who never actually studied and did uber are genuine students 😂

  • @SuperStories.
    @SuperStories. 4 дні тому

    4:48. A disingenuous claim. Let us see demographics of resumes and applications submitted for Tim Hortons for example. To me it seems like young Canadians are not able to find jobs and pass application steps, despite applying to these jobs, and i can anecdotally see that Tim Hortons has many international students working there, compromising a majority of employees. Also, anecdotally, I know a a long-time Canadian Citizen of Indian background (~40 years) that works at Tim Hortons , has also realized that their boss/hiring manager is only hiring international students.

  • @Mohd55621
    @Mohd55621 27 днів тому

    Before the mass international students came who was doing these jobs, definitely you lady you will speak for your community, more they come you have your bred, politicians will be happy new comers are coming for their benefits, we pay taxes for our weekends jobs, students are paid cash check by the agencies, still the mass Canadian are keeping quiet.very easy to bring your spouse, a citizen has to go through delays to bring their spouse

  • @Theportraitartphotography
    @Theportraitartphotography 26 днів тому +1

    Politicians not to be believed

  • @LoveSandhu-Reloaded
    @LoveSandhu-Reloaded 27 днів тому +2

    TIMS Hortons is an interesting point. It feels like catch 22. TIMS franchise pay "shit" salary and have "shit" benefits and hence no one wants to work. If they pay better and have other perks, people will want to work. Biggest example is Starbucks. Their pay is better and hence "Canadians" want and has been seen working there.
    I think TIMS Hortons's corporate strategy is we will pay only x and if you want more, please leave we can "EASILY" fill it with someone else (mostly an immigrant). This is morally wrong. This is where we see "wage suppressions" in sectors (TIMI is just one example). It also gives rise to sentiment that that are too many immigrants.
    But sad part is people just blame the immigrants where the business owners need to share the blame.

  • @testwuserw9837
    @testwuserw9837 28 днів тому +3

    Shafoli kapur raised correct point

  • @WorldTraveller0001
    @WorldTraveller0001 4 дні тому

    I am Indian Canadian 🇨🇦 and I don’t want see anymore indian Tim hortons, Uber Drivers 🤬 Canada 🇨🇦 is mixed of residents of all countries and Now we are seeing all immigrants 90% from one ☝️ country

  • @rishi505
    @rishi505 25 днів тому +1

    Unlimited refugees and students shame Justin T and Jagmeet Singh
    Both need to go

  • @Ottawaexplorer200
    @Ottawaexplorer200 27 днів тому

    As a domestic Canadian student studying at a university in Ottawa, I want to address the flawed narrative that Canadians don’t want to do the jobs currently being filled by international students, especially those from India. Everyone around me is actively searching for summer jobs but struggling to find work. The reality is that these jobs are being occupied by international students who can be exploited due to their lack of permanent status in the country.
    On platforms like Twitter and Reddit, you’ll see people claiming that these entry-level jobs were meant for young Canadians. However, the government has brought in millions of international students to suppress wages for the domestic population, catering to big-box corporations. This has led to a lower standard of living for locals. The idea that domestic Canadians don’t want these jobs is completely false. For example, my 16-year-old brother is looking for work but can’t find any. Back in 2010, local Canadian kids from the neighborhood would be doing these jobs, not international students.
    If you look at the U.S., you’ll see that similar entry-level jobs are done by local kids. Canada is not much different from the U.S. in terms of how things operate. There was a time when these jobs were filled by local Canadians, not by millions of TFWs (temporary foreign workers). This narrative needs to be challenged and corrected. Local Canadians are suffering right now Canadian GEN-Z has high credit card debit because they can’t work in those entry level jobs which were meant for them .

    • @vivektrivedi4599
      @vivektrivedi4599 26 днів тому

      Agree with you. I did my undergrad in the US and I was only permitted to work on campus 20 hours a week. Outside the campus I saw young american kids working in fast food restaurants

  • @rg5806
    @rg5806 28 днів тому

    Canada is going the way America did 12-15 years ago.One should be very selective in going to Canada as a student & select the course properly else will have to come back to their own country with 15-20 Lacs going down the drain.

  • @JamiesNewton
    @JamiesNewton 27 днів тому +1

    Ahah… “jobs Canadians don’t want to do” meanwhile my 17 year old sister once again can’t get a summer job because they are all taken by international students

  • @gurpreetgill6761
    @gurpreetgill6761 20 днів тому

    Your business depends on processing applications for international students, do there is a obvious conflict of interest here. Canada has every right to look out after its interest and right now, we are facing astronomical rise in cost of living . Mass immigration is only making it worse but these so called immigration consultants and real estate agents are smooching of the vulnerable and exploitation them to the max. Canada should start to enforce the laws with more vigour and stop mass immigration until it has resources to handle it.

  • @melissasierra2723
    @melissasierra2723 27 днів тому +1

    Very irresponsible insights on your comments, madam. Reconsider your striking appreciation and have more professionalism to express your discomfort for international students being here and serving your Tim Hortons. Have some decency.

  • @HarinderSingh-hp3bq
    @HarinderSingh-hp3bq 26 днів тому +1

    Not getting any solution. General conversation of society, no talks about solution of problems and future job market. Sorry to say nothing special conversation.

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      @AskKubeir  26 днів тому

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  • @izzy0903
    @izzy0903 26 днів тому

    This is the Avengers Assemble of Immigration in Canada 😄😄

    • @AskKubeir
      @AskKubeir  26 днів тому

      You are very kind. Thank you

  • @Christizmarock
    @Christizmarock 28 днів тому +6

    The thing to begin with is that Canadian economy was stagnant and they just needed international students dollar to boost their economy. Now, they want to get rid of them. Such a shame on this great country.

    • @rs218
      @rs218 28 днів тому +5

      And the new students were cool with that then to experience the Canadian shores. But today, they are holding the government to ransom!

    • @majapahit3168
      @majapahit3168 28 днів тому

      ⁠@@rs218Undoc mented immigrants have bigger lobbies than international student to hold the government to ransom. If the international student’s status expires in Canada, he/she would have more power. That’s why the government is now introducing a pathway to citizenship for them.

    • @Christizmarock
      @Christizmarock 27 днів тому

      @@rs218 Yeah! It’s always the immigrants who are at fault. If it weren’t for the immigrants a lot of infrastructures like public transport and education system would fail or be nothing more than a ghost town. Look how many “Canadian citizen” take a local bus or study a local college.

  • @rishikesh6791
    @rishikesh6791 27 днів тому

    Disagree with Shafoli's point about international students working jobs that Canadian citizens/PR holders don't want to. Frankly, I don't see the connection between going through a pg diploma or masters degree and working these jobs. These jobs are usually taken up by high school students, and the fact of the matter is that international students are desperate enough to take these jobs.
    So yes, in a way international students are stealing jobs that should ideally be taken up by high school students. Example: retail, fast-food.

    • @Ottawaexplorer200
      @Ottawaexplorer200 27 днів тому

      As a domestic Canadian student studying at a university in Ottawa, I want to address the flawed narrative that Canadians don’t want to do the jobs currently being filled by international students, especially those from India. Everyone around me is actively searching for summer jobs but struggling to find work. The reality is that these jobs are being occupied by international students who can be exploited due to their lack of permanent status in the country.
      On platforms like Twitter and Reddit, you’ll see people claiming that these entry-level jobs were meant for young Canadians. However, the government has brought in millions of international students to suppress wages for the domestic population, catering to big-box corporations. This has led to a lower standard of living for locals. The idea that domestic Canadians don’t want these jobs is completely false. For example, my 16-year-old brother is looking for work but can’t find any. Back in 2010, local Canadian kids from the neighborhood would be doing these jobs, not international students.
      If you look at the U.S., you’ll see that similar entry-level jobs are done by local kids. Canada is not much different from the U.S. in terms of how things operate. There was a time when these jobs were filled by local Canadians, not by millions of TFWs (temporary foreign workers). This narrative needs to be challenged and corrected. Local Canadians are suffering right now Canadian GEN-Z has high credit card debit because they can’t work in those entry level jobs which were meant for them .