Canadians Flee The Country In The Fourth Highest Volume In 73 Years

https://betterdwelling.com/canadians-flee-the-country-in-the-fourth-highest-volume-in-73-years/

... Canada is set to have a banger of a year when it comes to resident outflows. There were 74,017 emigrants year to date (YTD), already hitting 79% of the total last year. The final quarter of 2023 can come in lower than the previous two years and still print one of the biggest years ever for outflows.

74K going out but 500K coming in is still extreme influx.

Also, I'd love to know who exactly is leaving and why. I think that's critical info.

... In short, Canada is being run like a dodgy, fly-by-night credit card company. Its operators don’t really care about losing clients, as long as the inflow of new ones outpaces the old ones. At a certain point though, a reputation develops and turns into a warning for new clients. Canada may have reached that point, with study permit applications declining sharply, indicating future population growth won’t be so robust. ...

Looks like good news, but maybe not. I think it means immigrants with skills will be shopping around, but "migrants" without skills are not going to be so picky. But perhaps that's Trudeau's plan anyway as he seems to be deliberately overloading the public welfare system in order to precipitate a crisis which he can then swoop in to solve; textbook Cloward–Piven.