Latest Update: Toronto Residents' Views on Immigration Law Changes

A recent poll conducted in Toronto and the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) has revealed mixed feelings towards the federal government's changes in immigration laws. These changes, aimed at reducing and restricting the number of immigrants entering Canada, have been in effect for ten months. Despite these changes, half of the residents feel there has been no significant improvement in the government's management of immigration. However, a majority still supports the current reduced levels of immigration.

Key Takeaways

The poll shows that while there is support for reduced immigration levels, there is skepticism about the effectiveness of these measures in improving management. Only 23 per cent of respondents believe that the government's handling of immigration has improved following the changes. This reveals a complex perspective among Toronto residents, balancing between support for policy intentions and criticism of their implementation.