EMIGRATION BOOMING Canadian Emigration Office is besieged by would-be emigrants. Several tell Paramount why they are going.

Record ID: 230408

  • Title: EMIGRATION BOOMING Canadian Emigration Office is besieged by would-be emigrants. Several tell Paramount why they are going.
  • Date: 10th January 1956
  • Summary: CANADA HOUSE, ENGLAND: GV Queues outside Emigration centre, GV Ditto looking from other side of street at queue at other side. STV Emmigrants entering doorway, CU Notice Government of Canada Canadian Emigration Services, SV INT People waiting inside reception hall, SCU Receptionist dealing with woman behind the counter, GV EXT BV Of emigrants lined up, CU Neal Mallard. interviewing people (NAT. SD.) Closer V ditto (NAT. SD.) SCU Ditto (NAT. SD.) SOUND EFFECTS. CU Neal Mallard and type. What has made you decide to go to Canada. Answer: Well, I was recalled for this Suez emergency and I don't feel like getting called up again. There is more future for myself, my wife and children. Closer V another person. Question from Neal Mallard. Here's a young man. He's 26 and has just decided to leave. What made you decide to go? Answer. Due to the present situation two or three days ago I decided to go because there is less taxation and more opportunity out there for my trade as an aircraft engineer also there is redundancy over here. SCU Question. What made you decide to go to Canada. Answer. Mainly income tax. The costs are so high in this country and we feel we will make a better life in Canada for out children which we hope to have, and better conditions. Canada; Vox Populi; Self-Reference; British Empire; Great Britain Initials SOUND EFFECTS. GEMMELL London Script is copyright Reuters Limited. All rights reserved
  • Embargoed: 25th January 1956 12:00
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  • Location: CANADA HOUSE, ENGLAND
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  • Country: United Kingdom
  • Reuters ID: LVAEPHT45FK55NQ0L94AEGUI2Q93
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