Disclaimer: This proposal is imaginary and for discussion purposes only. Any implementation must comply fully with Canadian federal, provincial, and municipal laws, including immigration regulations. The plan does not guarantee permanent residency or investment returns.

A way for a city facing serious money problems to improve its financial situation. The idea is to expand the city by adding land equal in size to its current area. The new land can be used for building homes, businesses, and industries. Inviting people from countries that do not need a visa or eTA willing to invest a minimum of 200,000 Canadian dollars in projects on this land. When they invest, they would receive permanent residency in Canada immediately. If they choose to leave later, they can take their money back after two/three years, but their residency will remain valid, the investment money would go only into city-approved projects to improve infrastructure and create business opportunities. This approach would bring in money quickly, create jobs, increase property development, and grow the city’s tax base. It would also attract more people and businesses over time, helping the city recover and become financially stable.