I think we could always do better. In speaking with groups of immigrants, I discovered that before leaving their country, they had not been as well informed as we would have liked about job opportunities and what our country is like. I talked to some francophone immigrants to Toronto who told me that they were surprised to discover that French was not spoken everywhere in Toronto. I asked them why they thought it would be. They told me that the federal government's websites are all in both languages. That was the first time I realized that admirable respect for linguistic duality could mislead immigrants before they leave their country.
It is very important that immigrants be better informed before they leave. In fact, that is one of our recommendations.