Authors tackle the pros and cons of newcomers, but gloss over many Canadians' fears about resulting high house prices and ethnic enclaves
 
By Douglas Todd, Vancouver Sun? May 6, 2011

Canada already takes more immigrants per capita than any other nation.

But these analysts want Canadians to think about welcoming 350,000 newcomers a year, instead of the current 250,000.

They say immigration policy is a potential "tinderbox" which could turn into a Canadian cultural "inferno" if the numbers on it turn bad -for either native-born or newcomers.

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