摘要:More recently, this model has been supplanted by a neoliberal, competitive strategy that seeks to attract immigrants with the skills needed to compete for jobs across the labour market. Harald Bauder’s analysis of the Canadian media discourse about immigration between 1996 and 2004 shows that both regulatory and competitive views of immigration are reflected therein, raising significant research questions concerning the relationship between the media, government policy, and the broader neoliberal agenda.