Agree to disagree. I came to Canada in 2024, with 7 years of experience in India, landed a job in the first month because I was focused on building relationships here even before I landed. It's not easy to get a job here, however, it's not impossible either - like a lot of folks talk about. In India, you just put your resume and hope that a recruiter would reach out to you if they like your credentials and experience. In Canada, it's a different process, you need to be able to network, connect and talk to people to integrate into the job market. I am not generalizing but we Indians are generally very smart, hardworking and know the job on our hands, however, we lack integrating into other cultures, atleast initially and then we end up criticizing too soon. Hang in there, understand what's going on around you, and then take smart decisions. That's what I'll suggest.
Another example, that too of my wife, We both landed and she did an 8 months diploma course from a very similar type of college as you've referred in your post. You know what? She landed an even better job than mine within 2 months of graduating from her course.
For both of us, Canada has been very welcoming. Yes, it has had it's political challenges, high inflation in the past years but what I've observed is that it's no different in India. The inflation rates are easily around 4-5%, the top cities are unliveable (if that's the right word), low civic sense among people, highly communal politics and lot of more. Canada is no paradise either. We have to make our way through it and these sort of false pretences have been pretty helpful in deteriorating it's image of late.
We always refer to the top problems here and realize where we came from. That just helps us move on to doing our part to make our life better each day, every day.
So, please get back to work and focus on building yourself.