My colleague says it is the Reform Party isolationism and anti-immigration bias, which we all have seen and we know is there, Fifteen years ago I was a Progressive Conservative.

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Mon collègue affirme qu'il s'agit des préjugés isolationnistes et anti-immigration du Parti réformiste que nous connaissons tous et que nous savons reconnaître.

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Who is being inflammatory: the Reform Party for suggesting that Canada continue to be the leading immigrant-accepting nation on earth, or the minister for suggesting that we are anti-immigrant or that we have an anti-immigrant bias? The answer is more than clear.

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Par ailleurs, le Parti réformiste estime que le Canada devrait accepter environ 150 000 immigrants par année.

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