Canada's initial immigration policies after World War II under Prime Minister King's leadership were not good for the country in terms of human rights, denying certain immigrants from entering Canada while freely allowing others because of racial and/or ethnic background is plain unacceptable, and it is a good thing that it is no longer the case. In the case of Canada's current policy of admitting 500,000 new immigrants a year, that is something I do not agree with, while it is advantageous because the country will have more workers to fill jobs with people of varying skill sets, helping the economy and promoting multiculturalism, it also comes with a disadvantage regarding housing accommodation. We live in a housing crisis where pricing is very high, as well as a limited supply of houses for the population. To allow 500,000 people in a year is too much in my opinion, as that can cause an increase in demand for housing without the supply to balance it out. 1.do you agree with this thoughts

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