it's those other skills that we know are different from one country to another. >> erica rodriguez is graduate. >> i came here with the same hopes you have. >> she now works at a consulting firm in the oil and gas industry and looks forward to officially becoming canadian. canada's real challenge, says mayor nenshi, is ensuring the economic and social integration of immigrants once they're living in the country. >> it's about saying to an engineer who was trained in iran and china, how can we get you working as an engineer instead of a janitor as quickly as possible. these are very serious challenges and we haven't got it right. but i would much prefer we focus our energies there rather than on these meaningless culture war discussions that occasionally crop up. because those don't make a difference in people's lives. >> the public and parliament in canada generally support continued immigration. >> immigration is unambiguously good for the economy. we know that those folks come, they invest here, they create jobs, they work here. there's not much of a policy debate on that in canada.

it's those other skills that we know are different from one country to another. >> erica rodriguez is graduate. >> i came here with the same hopes you have. >> she now works at a consulting firm in the oil and gas industry and looks forward to officially becoming canadian. canada's real challenge, says mayor nenshi, is ensuring the economic and social integration of immigrants once they're living in the country. >> it's about saying to an engineer who was trained in iran and china, how can we get you working as an engineer instead of a janitor as quickly as possible. these are very serious challenges and we haven't got it right. but i would much prefer we focus our energies there rather than on these meaningless culture war discussions that occasionally crop up. because those don't make a difference in people's lives. >> the public and parliament in canada generally support continued immigration. >> immigration is unambiguously good for the economy. we know that those folks come, they invest here, they create jobs, they work here. there's not much of a policy debate on that in canada.

. >> erica rodriguez is a recent graduate. >> i came here with the same hopes you have. >> she now workst a consulting firm in the oil and gas industry and looks forward to officially becoming canadian. canada's real challenge, says the mayor, is ensuring the economic and social integration of imgrants once they're living in the country. >> it's not about berkas or care pads. it'sbility an engineer working as an engineer of a janitor as quickly as possible. these are very serious challenges. and we haven't got it it right. >> and they generally support immigration. >> it's unambiguously good for the economy. we know the folks come and invest here and create jobs and work here. there's not much of a policy debate on that in canada. >> while the prime minister of great britain, the former president of france and the chancellor of germany have all declared in their context, multiculturalism has failed. that's not so in canada, says the mayor. >> i'm not here to question their reality. it's their reality. but i think it's important for us can needians, and particularly for the people of calg