Another example of decades demonstrating how broken our immigration system and how far behind economic conditions and demographics the Ministry of Immigration, Refugeess and Citizenship is in determining immigration policy (if there is one)

https://financialpost.com/news/economy/immigration-canada-high-tech-workers

 Another example of decades demonstrating how broken our immigration system and how far behind economic conditions and demographics the Ministry of Immigration, Refugeess and Citizenship is in determining immigration policy (if there is one). Always reacting, never planning. Result: i) chronic "aging population" that CPP will find difficult to fund pensions and retirements, ii) chronic "skills shortage" even though Canada is one of the most educated countries in world, iii) not to mention housing, health care, infrastructure impacts. Are programs like these part of the 500,000 PRs per year, or in addition? Are there similar and more targeted programs coming? Resulting in how many?