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> The number of people who desired to stay after college went up, but visa issuance was suspended so they were precluded What I posted is people who moved to t

> The number of people who desired to stay after college went up, but visa issuance was suspended so they were precluded What I posted is people who moved to the US, not people that had a desire to move. > Meanwhile... [1] It's interesting, because in these stories Canada is never the first choice. Seems like every story starts with someone being unable to qualify for US immigration using Canada as a back up plan.

arcticbull 5y ago
> It's interesting, because in these stories Canada is never the first choice. Seems like every story starts with someone being unable to qualify for US immigration using Canada as a back up plan. Yes, because these are economic migrants and economic migrants are going to try for the most active and lucrative market first. If they can't get a visa, they'll certainly take their second pick. They'll then build up that market over time. This is why we have Shopify in Canada. The ecosystem builds on itself and it one day won't be quite so distant a second choice.
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