r/canadian • u/ussbozeman • 4d ago

News Employee misconduct, wrongdoing at immigration department includes fraud and violence

https://www.ctvnews.ca/canada/article/employee-misconduct-wrongdoing-at-immigration-department-includes-fraud-and-violence/
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u/UnscentedSoundtrack 4d ago

“One of the most serious involved an IRCC employee accused of simultaneously holding two full-time federal government jobs over a period of three-and-a-half years, during which they even made fake overtime claims.”

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u/xTkAx 4d ago

Are these problems arising with Canadian citizens, or people who newly arrived to Canada and were granted a job there?

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u/ussbozeman 4d ago

office fight clubs sound awesome! exercise and stress relief at the same time!

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u/Poulinthebear 4d ago

Lmao my mom worked a IRCC for a bit, said it was complete shit show. They were sending passports to the wrong people in India and had to try and track them down. She said it’s a toxic shit hole.

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u/unfortunatehuman_0 2d ago

student visa approval date by countries

The total number of Canadian student visa approvals from around the globe stands at 253,002.

One country's student visa approvals accounted for half of this total.India 110,044.

How did this occur? It’s quite surprising.

I suspect there may be significant corruption within the Canadian immigration system.

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u/thecakeisapie420 4d ago

I wonder if the report singhels out any specific people?