Toronto Star: Carney Inherits an Immigration System That’s Losing Public Support. Here’s How Experts Say He Can Fix It
May 1, 2025

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In an article published by The Toronto Star, Partner Rick Lamanna highlights the need for stability and long-term planning in Canada’s immigration system as Prime Minister Mark Carney takes office. Rick encourages the new government to move beyond rigid targets and work more closely with provinces and municipalities to align immigration with economic and labour needs. He notes that restoring public confidence will also require stronger compliance measures and consistent leadership.
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