A majority of Canadians want the country to accept fewer immigrants and temporary residents next year, according to a new Nanos Research survey commissioned by CTV News, as the country continues to grapple with immigration levels and their impact on housing, services and the economy.

The survey found that 52.3 per cent of respondents believe Canada should accept fewer immigrants and temporary residents in 2027, compared with 33.5 per cent who want the numbers to remain about the same.

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While agreeing with most of the above, progressive candidates don't have to convince 50% of the population that minorities aren't the cause of their problems. They have to talk about the big, obvious inrerests picking people's pockets and offer solutions to that, as well as solutions to the material problems caused by 50 years of state abdication from fulfilling people's needs which markets refuse to fulfill. In other words the progressives have to describe the whole problem and let people make the obvious conclusions themselves. I bet that over time, not all, but enough of them will.

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