An immigration system for Canada’s future: Dialogue sessions
An immigration system for Canada’s future: Dialogue sessions
An immigration system for Canada’s future: Dialogue sessions
Listening to voices from across the country
We’re holding dialogue sessions across the country to gather views from diverse groups with an interest in immigration to help define the future of our immigration system. On this page, learn more about each session.
February 23: Atlantic Canada
Halifax, Nova Scotia – Stakeholders from Atlantic provinces were invited to attend an in-person session to share their perspectives on the future of Canada’s immigration system.
March 15: British Columbia
Vancouver, British Columbia – Stakeholders from British Columbia were invited to attend an in-person dialogue session to share their perspectives on the future of Canada’s immigration system.
March 16: The Prairies
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan – Stakeholders from the prairie provinces were invited to Saskatoon for the in-person session as part of the engagement on “An Immigration System for Canada’s Future”.
March 27: Ontario
Toronto, Ontario – Stakeholders from across Ontario attended an in-person dialogue session to share their perspectives on the future of Canada’s immigration system.
April 5: Quebec
Montréal, Quebec – Stakeholders from Quebec were invited to attend an in-person dialogue session to share their perspectives on the future of Canada’s immigration system.
May 8: The North
Whitehorse, Yukon - Stakeholders from Yukon, the Northwest Territories and Nunavut were invited to attend a hybrid (in-person and virtual) dialogue session to share their perspectives on the future of Canada’s immigration system.
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