In 1997,Canada introduced a new Immigration Act that divided immigrants' applications into three classes.What were these three classes?

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The three classes introduced in Canada's 1997 Immigration Act were an economic class, a family class, and a refugee class. The economic class includes skilled workers and business immigrants, the family class includes spouses, partners and dependents, and the refugee class includes those fleeing persecution or war. Option A and Option D are incorrect as there is no independent class or security class mentioned in the Immigration Act. Option C is also incorrect as there is no skilled labor class mentioned; rather, it falls under the economic class.

In 1997,Canada Introduced a New Immigration Act That Divided Immigrants