This is an interesting example for Canada to consider.

This is the new opus operandum for Australia:

http://www.aljazeera.com/news/2017/04/australia-announces-tougher-exams-citizenship-170420053220689.html

What it sets is a new critical metric for citizenship.

This is because Australians value and treasure their citizenship.

We in Canada are so hungry to expand our population base that we give our citizenship away for any potentially "good" prospect.

The question is what are Canada's metrics to decide that he candidate is "good"?

Does anyone know? In fact does .gov.ca know? If it does let us know?