With the recent transition to Prime Minister Mark Carney’s leadership, early signals suggest a recalibration of Canada’s immigration priorities. Policy advisors anticipate a shift toward reinforcing economic-class immigration while rebalancing temporary and humanitarian streams. Business immigration and employer-led pathways are expected to receive renewed emphasis, potentially involving revised allocations or changes to Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) frameworks. In the latest edition of our At the Corner Series, Naumaan Hameed and Howard Greenberg discuss the growing debate around immigration’s impact on Canada’s infrastructure. While high immigration levels are essential, the conversation now focuses on how effectively this growth is managed to ensure long-term success.