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Stockwell Day warns of impending mass immigration crisis

Former Harper cabinet minister Stockwell Day says Canada must send a clear message that it is not wide open to mass immigration, before the consequences become impossible to reverse

Former Harper-era cabinet minister Stockwell Day is sounding the alarm over Canada’s immigration system, warning that mass immigration and weak enforcement will have serious consequences for the country.

Day warns that Canada cannot afford to send a signal that its borders are wide open, pointing to what he describes as the chaos unfolding in Spain as a warning for Canada.


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He says the scale of immigration over the past decade has created serious pressures on housing, infrastructure and health care, while questioning how carefully newcomers are being screened and whether Canada is properly enforcing deportations.

Day also argues that immigration has become a political issue for the federal Liberals, saying governments have an electoral interest in attracting new Canadians in key ridings.

He also discusses the media’s treatment of Conservative leaders and the internal pressure now facing Pierre Poilievre.

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