This episode examines various facets of immigration in Canada, highlighting both its economic benefits and emerging challenges. Several articles discuss how immigration serves as a critical driver of population growth and workforce replenishment, with a specific focus on the Provincial Nominee Program and its role in decentralizing immigrant settlement. However, some sources reveal growing public concern regarding high immigration levels, particularly about housing affordability and the integration of newcomers, highlighting issues such as the recognition of foreign credentials, language proficiency, and labor market discrimination. The episode also addresses the phenomenon of immigrant onward migration, where a significant number of immigrants eventually leave Canada, and raises critical questions about health care access for undocumented migrants and the overall sustainability of Canada's immigration system.