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DESCRIPTION:In the first of three 2025 º£½Ç¾«Æ·ºÚÁÏ Max Bell Lectures\, Tony Kell
 er explores how Canada’s unique immigration history made modern Canada. Th
 is country has always wanted immigrants\, but for most of history it chose
  them based not on education and ability\, but race and national origin. B
 eginning in the 1960s\, however\, Canada revolutionized immigration\, open
 ing it to anyone from anywhere without discrimination\, putting an increas
 ing emphasis on skilled arrivals\, and taking in relatively more immigrant
 s than most developed countries\, all of which was popular with Canadians.
 \n\nHow did Canada achieve this success? And what went wrong after 2015?\n
 \nThe lecture will be followed by a discussion hosted by Martha Hall Findl
 ay\, Director of the University of Calgary School of Public Policy.\n\nReg
 ister here\n
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LOCATION:CA\, AB\, Calgary\, T2G 1R1\, National Music Centre | Studio Bell\
 , 300-851 4 Street SE
SUMMARY:How Canada Got Immigration Right\, and Then Wrong
URL:/maxbellschool/channels/event/how-canada-got-immig
 ration-right-and-then-wrong-368431
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