Massood Joomratty was born in Mauritius and educated in England. He received his law degree (LLB Hons.) from London, England in 1994 and received his Masters in Law (LLM) in 1996. Massood was called to the Bar of England in 1995 at The Honourable Society of Gray’s Inn and to the Bar of British Columbia, Canada in 1998.

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Canada Day - A Look at the Past

1 07 2008

For Canadians who like to wear rose-coloured glasses, Globe and Mail Reporter Hugh Winsor’s description of a historic immigration decision made in late October 1990 will be too damning to take. Mr. Winsor was reporting on the decision of Canada’s Immigration Minister, Barbara McDougall, to increase immigration levels to 250,000 in order for her party to get a larger percentage of the immigrant vote. Even Canadians who are more realistic will probably be bothered by the brazen shamelessness of the decision.

We say these things because most people like to assume that government has the greater good in mind when it makes important decisions. But when this historic decision was made, the emphasis was on using immigration almost solely to improve the performance of Ms. McDougall’s party at the ballot box.

Read the full story by Dan Murray:
http://www.canadafreepress.com/index.php/article/3735

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