A shattered dream or a dream yet to come true?

Canada is a country with a lack of jobs for the new immigrants, regardless of how qualified they are. Many immigrants are highly educated in their respective fields, and have migrated to Canada with the hope of being able to land at least something close to the white-collar professions they left behind. They did not spend their time and money to do menial or manual works in Canada, for which vocationally trained skilled labor would have been enough. The result, at least in short term, has been disastrous for many a new immigrant, leaving them with a sense of disorienting shock and unhappiness.

Ideally, all immigrants with advanced education should be able to find something according to their merit, skill an

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