This paper looks at how Canada's immigration policies after World War II can teach Europe some lessons. It talks about how immigration affects the job and pay of native people, as well as the experiences of immigrants in the job market. It argues that Canada's way of sharing immigrant visas equally is good. It also says that knowing the language well is important for immigrants to do well economically. Having the right skills and experience is important for immigrants to succeed in the job market of the host country.