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A new study by Statistics Canada reveals that some university-educated immigrants between the ages of 25 to 54 who arrived in Canada within the previous five years were less likely to be employed in 2007 than their Canadian-born counterparts. This was true regardless of the country in which they obtained their degree.

However, the study found that immigrants who were educated in Western countries were more likely to find work than those educated elsewhere.

New immigrants with degrees have lower employment rate: StatsCan

Best-slash-Most Naively Racist comment on the article:

Force new immigrants who have degree’s etc. into rural areas where the expertise is needed.
Major centers most times have more than enough applicants to fill the jobs.
Where they are needed,is in the outlying areas of the province.
In fact,it should be manditory that if they wish to use their training,they have to go somewhere away from the major centers.