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"Richard Boraks today
expressed his thanks for the support of the Corriere Canadese, Rocco Galati and
the Italian community for a common effort to restore economic sanity to Ontario’s
work permit and landed immigrant process for skilled tradespersons.
The Catholic Church in
Alberta has put the issue of foreign workers very squarely:
“All of the changes that have taken place over the
last year have served only to make it more and more difficult, if not
impossible for temporary foreign workers to immigrate”
The challenge now is for
all residents of the Toronto region to accept that illegal trades workers are
not somebody else’s problem. They are our opportunity.
- 15,000 Canadian families should not have to
worry about their hard working, illegal Italian relatives
- 50,000
Canadian families should not have to worry about their hard working ,illegal
Portuguese relatives
- Many
Canadian families should not have to worry about their hard working ,illegal
Polish and other relatives
- Thousands
of GTA businesses should not have to worry about shutting their doors in
face of immigration enforcement
- Every
Torontonian should not have to worry about the quality of their life being
effected by immigration enforcement
The first step in helping
local business, families, workers and consumers is to realize that:
- Jason
Kenney is not Canada’s chief economic commissar. Never before has Ottawa
tried to control which skilled trade’s workers a company should hire or
fire.
- Workers
should not be encouraged to go illegal and live in fear… the option of
going to Court is real…you can’t complain if you don’t show some back bone
The tide in Toronto is
turning. Ottawa has played the anti foreign worker fear card to the wrong
crowd.
Torontonians do not fear
foreigners. They worry about shiftless exploiters and free loading complainers…whether
they be legal or illegal, whether from Ottawa, Calgary or any other part of the
world.
Richard Boraks, Aug 1,2014
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