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Originally Posted by Keith P.
I don’t know what policy papers were presented or what think- tank lobbyists whispered into JT’s ear but he bought what they were selling and opened the doors.
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It was in part the firm McKinsey. There is an article here:
https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/mckinsey-immigration-consulting-contracts-trudeau-1.6703626
It was all questionable and it doesn't seem good that it quietly slipped away as an issue when Carney arrived. For example, former Liberal cabinet minister and now CBU president Mr. Dingwall oversaw a huge explosion in enrollment. How CBU managed to meaningfully scale up instruction to thousands in a couple years is a mystery to me. And I think some "institutions of higher learning" of the Hollywood Upstairs Medical College variety may have made CBU look like Harvard. Millions were collected in fees from these students, and in some cases it was probably the life savings of families in countries like India.