This paper examines the history and the consequences of immigrants in immigration to Canada. It will loo ks closely at how the skilled and business immigrants have the higher had better chanc es to of earn ing more higher incom es than family immigrant s, using data sample s from Chinese immigrants in Vancouver and Victoria in British Columbia, deriving a leading to the hypothesis that careers and motivations that immigrant s' careers and motivations have are the most important in terms of economic success although it is undermining their presence to exclude their cultural and social influence to Canadian Society. R oughly on e f ifth of the Canadian population is immigrants.
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