temporary foreign workers, youth employment crisis, labor market policies
BREAKING: The Carney Liberals said they would cap temporary foreign workers at 82,000 for all of 2025. Only halfway through the year, it’s already 105,000—while our youth employment is at a 27-year low.
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— Pierre Poilievre (@PierrePoilievre) August 25, 2025
BREAKING: The Carney Liberals Cap Temporary Foreign Workers at 82,000 for 2025
In a surprising move, the Carney Liberals have announced a cap on temporary foreign workers at 82,000 for all of 2025. This policy has raised eyebrows as reports indicate that the number of temporary foreign workers has already exceeded 105,000 just halfway through the year. This situation poses significant questions about the impact on the Canadian job market, particularly for young people.
Youth Employment at a 27-Year Low
The rising number of temporary foreign workers coincides with alarming statistics regarding youth employment in Canada. Currently, youth employment sits at a 27-year low, a statistic that should be concerning for everyone. Many young Canadians are finding it increasingly difficult to secure jobs, and this influx of foreign workers is seen as a contributing factor.
Prime Minister Carney’s Decisions
Critics, including Pierre Poilievre, have voiced their concerns regarding Prime Minister Carney’s policies. They argue that these decisions deprive a generation of young Canadians of essential job opportunities and wages. As the job market becomes saturated with temporary foreign workers, the opportunities for Canadian youth diminish, raising questions about the long-term implications for the economy.
The Importance of Addressing Youth Employment
It’s crucial for policymakers to revisit these regulations and consider the ramifications on the younger workforce. Ensuring that youth have access to employment opportunities is vital for economic stability and growth. The government must strike a balance between welcoming foreign talent and supporting local job seekers.
The current situation calls for urgent dialogue and solutions to address these pressing employment issues. For more insights, you can follow the conversation on Twitter.