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Originally Posted by Nite
I don't see how you can say that when Canada allows way more refugees to come to Canada (who aren't technically immigrants but still migrants) and has a mostly merit-based system and Canada also has much less South and Central American immigrants.
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What, specifically, is your disagreement?
Canada has 2-3 times the immigration rate as U.S., and unlike U.S., Canadian immigrants heavily congregate in one metro (which is, not coincidentally, the dominant English speaking metro and economic hegemon).
Canada is simply much more open to immigration, and Toronto is the primary beneficiary. Toronto's relative growth is a function of Canada's immigration policies.