Have you ever felt like immigrating to Canada has just been way to difficult, and maybe even a waste of time – like maybe you should give up?
This report points out that newcomers are tending to leave Canada because of the housing crisis that has been happening here – it’s expensive to rent. It’s even more expensive to buy your own place.
Is housing the real reason?
But is housing the real reason why people are not staying in Canada? I wonder if another reason newcomers leave is because they struggle to find and make meaningful connections with the people around them?
Community matters so much.
It’s not enough to pass the CELPIP exam.
Developing your English skills isn’t going to keep you here either.
Nor will getting a well paying job – though all of these things matter.
Building your life successfully in Canada will also require you to build up a support network of friends.
It’s easier to give up on your immigration dream if you are alone in your struggle.
What has been your greatest struggle as you immigrate to Canada?
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