回复: 中国人对加拿大有严重误解
你去调查一下回流的人有多少吧。不单单是中国移民。所以，加拿大政府的失败决不仅仅是我一个。只不过我在这里说了而已。
www.notcanada.com 这里可以看到，香港人，巴西人，菲律宾人，中东人。。等等。
Wall Street Journal 华尔街邮报，够权威的媒体了吧-
标题
The Failures of French Immigration in Quebec
A One-Way Ticket to Problems?
法国移民在魁北克的败绩
一张通往麻烦的单程机票
According to Quebec's Ministry of Immigration, every year 3,000 to 4,000 French people like Virginie and Ronnie decide to settle permanently in Quebec. 7,000 more come in on a temporary visa and over 5,000 as students. Montreal is the main non-European destination for French expatriates, where 40,000 of them are registered with the Maison des Franais.
However the Quebec dream can sometimes turn into a nightmare. Every year hundreds of these immigrants return home to France with the bitter aftertaste of failure.
"One out of every two French people who decide to settle in Quebec will go back to France within eight years of their immigration," says this professor from the University of Montreal, who based his study on census statistics.
So why do so many disappointed French immigrants return home without having made it? The Internet provides a wealth of clues. On
www.immigrer-contact.com, a site with over 6,000 active members, accounts by French people who failed to find what they were looking for in Quebec are legion. Their bitterness is palpable. Quebec is described as a matriarchal society ("Feministan") with failing infrastructures ("Kebekistan"). The Quebeckers are described as "intolerant racists" who speak an outdated and incorrect language, bask in their own ignorance and suffer from an inferiority complex that results in a loathing of "maudits Franais" ("damned French").
The almost racist tone of the comments, however, betrays the genuine hardships encountered by immigrants. Franoise, who is in her fifties, is an active member of immigrer.contact. In 2005, she moved to Quebec City with her husband. "We had always dreamed of living in Quebec. I had been there a few times and I saw Canada through rose-tinted glasses," she says.
Her problems began when she started looking for work. Although she had been a sales trainer and manager in France, in Quebec she could only find a job as a salesperson.
"You have no idea how many qualified foreigners fail to get jobs in Quebec," says Franoise. And because she sees employment as the main battle, she and her husband decided to make their way back to their native Aquitaine after only 15 months in Quebec. "We sold everything before we left, the house, the car…and then we had to buy it all again in Quebec. When we moved back, we sold at a loss. We have lost so much money," she says.
A Frenchman who has been living in Quebec for 11 years but now plans to leave, Yann complains among other things that he was not made aware of the appalling quality of health care. "Sometimes you have to wait a whole day to see a doctor. Patients even have to wait on stretchers in the corridors, resources are so limited," he explains.
Other bones of contention are the education system that he claims is run by incompetent teachers and a labor market that is hostile to immigrants.
According to Ms. Bettez, employment is not a major factor for returning immigrants. They go back primarily because they miss their family, but also because their partners find it difficult to adapt and because they find that the legendary harsh winters are actually a real problem.
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加拿大的移民政策就是个神经病政策。不过这个只是加拿大sb政府的问题之冰山一角。这个政府你越是了解得多就会觉得越可怕。绝对不是表面装的那么温情脉脉。
已经国际公认的问题，如果你还要质疑，就是，呵呵，不知道怎么说了。
你们一些人应该感谢我为你们提供了如此有用的信息才对。
反思一下你自己，为什么自投罗网到这鬼地方来呢，既然认为这么不好
人格分裂了，就喜欢一个人既演白脸也演红脸的自个儿对打
