Majority of Canadians Back Lower Immigration Levels in 2027: Survey
More than half of Canadians want the country to admit fewer permanent and temporary residents next year, a new survey suggests. A recent Nanos Research poll found that 52.3 percent of those surveyed want Ottawa to accept fewer immigrants and temporary residents in 2027, while 33.5 percent favour keeping admissions at the current level. Only [...]
A Nanos Research poll indicates that over half of Canadians desire a reduction in permanent and temporary resident admissions for 2027. The survey found that 52.3% of respondents wish for fewer immigrants, with 33.5% preferring to maintain current levels. Significant support for decreased immigration was noted in the Prairies, Ontario, and Quebec.
- 52.3% of Canadians want fewer permanent and temporary residents admitted in 2027.
- 33.5% of respondents favour maintaining current immigration levels.
- Only 8.4% of surveyed Canadians want an increase in immigration.
- Majority sentiment for reduced immigration exists in the Prairies, Ontario, and Quebec.
- The survey was conducted by Nanos Research with 1,058 participants.
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