加拿大欠港人一個承諾｜Brad Redekopp獨家專訪

Canada invited thousands of Hong Kongers to build a new life through special immigration measures. But years later, many families are still waiting for permanent residence while facing uncertainty and lengthy processing delays. In this exclusive interview, CanMen speaks with Brad Redekopp, Canada’s Conservative Shadow Associate Minister for Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship, about the future of Hong Kong immigration, the growing application backlog, and whether the Canadian government has fulfilled its commitment to those who came to Canada in good faith. In this interview, we discuss: Whether Canada has honoured its commitment to Hong Kong applicants The current immigration backlog and long processing times The Conservative Party’s perspective on improving the system Government accountability and IRCC’s performance What changes could help families still waiting for permanent residence Whether you’re a Hong Kong immigrant, a Canadian interested in immigration policy, or simply following the future of Canada’s immigration system, this interview offers an in-depth look at one of the country’s most debated immigration issues. Guest: Brad Redekopp Conservative Shadow Associate Minister for Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship 💬 What do you think? Should Canada do more to honour its commitments to Hong Kong applicants? Let us know in the comments. 📌 Subscribe to CanMen for in-depth interviews, Canadian politics, immigration updates, and stories that matter to Canadians and the Hong Kong community.