The Failure of Rapid Population Growth and Extraordinary Levels of Immigration in Canada
This preliminary study, updated December 6, 2025 , investigates a critical concern for all Canadians: how rapid population growth and extraordinary levels of immigration since 2015 have contributed to a significant decline in the economy and overall living conditions. The document asks fundamental questions—”What happened, what is happening and how do we manage what has and is happening?”. It examines 14 critical elements from foreign temporary workers to deficient immigration selection criteria. The overarching conclusion is clear: a Public Inquiry and Multi-topic Annual Immigration Summits are urgently needed to develop a path forward and improve the quality of life for Canadians.
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A Preliminary Study Investigating Canada's Population Crisis
Document Description: Preliminary Study on Population Growth
The document is a preliminary study titled “The Failure of Rapid Population Growth and Extraordinary Levels of Immigration in Canada: A Public Inquiry is Needed”. It was updated on December 6, 2025.
The study investigates how rapid population growth and extraordinary levels of immigration in Canada since 2015 have contributed to worsening the economy and living conditions for Canadians.
Key Recommendations and Content
Overarching Recommendation: The study recommends conducting a Public Inquiry and Multi-topic Annual Immigration Summits on population growth and immigration in Canada to improve the economy and living conditions.
Study Sections:
Section 1 (Introduction): Provides the background, scope, and purpose of the study.
Section 2 (14 Elements): Examines 14 specific elements (such as rapid population growth, extraordinary levels of various types of immigration, deficient selection criteria, and illegal activity) that have contributed to worsening conditions.
Section 3 (Recommendation): Includes the overarching recommendation for a Public Inquiry and Summits.
Appendices: Include supplementary topics like an Immigration Performance Management Process, proposals for child benefits, the Multi-topic Annual Immigration Summits, and fiscal models.