I think any country has a right to choose the countries they desire for their economy. We currently have a huge pool of people in Canada who are starting to leave because of the restrictions of express entry and because they don't qualify for permanent residency.
IRCC has the tools to make this happen for the people who are here, who have been established here, who have placed roots here. For students, there could be easy programs implemented for them to become permanent residents. If people have work experience here in Canada—one year of work experience—express entry can be easily manipulated for them to become permanent residents, but we are not using the existing tools that we have.
At this stage, we are just trying to advertise that Canada is the best. Everybody knows that. People want to come here, but when they get here, we have to have options for them to stay here permanently. Whether they are low-skilled workers, whether they are high-skilled workers, these people deserve a chance to be part of our fabric, part of our society, because they contribute.
Sometimes it is not relevant when we bring in people who don't have any connections to this country—