A CANADIAN PROBLEM

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXI, 11 April 1928, Page 7

A CANADIAN PROBLEM

— i i \kagk u Pttss border I ri.-'ijiir. r.f a eenslis taken m 1T.:6 Ot j’h" 'hrm (. an idiati prairie pi. r. nice. 1 j neeusinn keen disappoint ment- and again i nilri l 'he niliileiire "f ilie emit l uuon .* 'drain In the rimed Stalls mi Canadian ' pnpnlai ini> The figures fur Manitoba lllustral e. .Manitulia mereaserl from nlU.llu in Phi in tvbl.Oufi m 1026. an

;m lease nf ..id' 1 ?■! per cent . as again-t ;j r II) Ik inrrea'e n 1021 and I he. smallest Hir.' 'he (ii si . i nsiis. was taken in 10/1 lie li-uies. wlnrh are similar fnr At ||( i 1.1 and Sasl.al heuali. sh"W that in ih- live veal prrmd the eqtlivahnl nf all 'mini -ra' mn and a portion also the uai in al inr r*H s. ■ was lost Obviously. >’ a It.s- ii- 1 i mi. d Si.ile. And through the i .pei’at mn uf 'lie quota lav most uf the "\' l l l l i .insisted of Cana dnn i."H n. If Canada unmigrnMou programme i. hanging lire, the western eenslis figure.alpplv sum -spin nation Wliat, n m asked, is tlie Ingii; uf pumping m iiiiim grants h\ the. hnndied thousand if they will .inly replace Canadians tu whom the green fields nf the Cnited Stales |ouk a! t racl ive Figure 'ii tl" exudus' slmw that d, declined lasi year, whirl, is only what v.. uli 1 he i'\p.( 1..) m view of the Imiliul mg piusperity and rapully inereasing pm ijnct i. at and w ealth of Canada Present’ jv, ■■■ hoped. an < ip.'ilibniJiu will le tuvii' k and Canada w'di coma Hit" it: c l ' n m population, as well a« in oihc' - '! r n.!»nts of progress.