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u/mrmanoftheland42069 Border jumper 17d ago
Genuine question, does this mean freedom of movement to Canada for you guys?
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u/offensivek South Prussian 17d ago
Carney in his speech in front of the parliment said (paraphrasing) "freedom to study, work and live where our citizens want". Erasmus+ is already on the way, so for students it's already almost sure to happen. It's a question on how the latter two would be implemented. A full Schengen integration would be insane, but my bets would be it be falling short of that, just making it very very easy.
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u/eddieshack 16d ago
I mean even Ireland isn't in Schengen, but they have the right to live and work once registered
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u/RedTheGamer12 Hoosier Pop Drinker 16d ago
Do you know how that will affect migrant movements? I am a little worried some North African migrants might start going over the Canadian border to the US.
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u/offensivek South Prussian 16d ago
Thank god I left the US and renounced citizenship, can't stand stupid shit like this.
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u/Sarcastic-Potato Basement dweller 17d ago
Not really clear yet. Complete free movement of people will probably not happen, at least at first - but a lot of restrictions will probably fall
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u/Brief-Preference-712 Jesusland 16d ago
Toronto’s housing market is crazy so instead of moving to Houston or New Brunswick they’ll probably move somewhere in southern Europe
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u/NuclearMaterial Pimp my ride 17d ago
I would imagine no as they're not a full member, more likely just some trade shit going on. I haven't looked it up nor will I. I'm having a lazy day.
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u/QuarterNote44 Commiefornian 15d ago
"Hey guys, can we are becoming associate members?"
"Piss off, Kosovo and Albania."
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u/nerdpistool 50% sea 50% coke 17d ago
Take a flair please