What are the requirements for new immigrants to bring foreign currency when they first enter Canada?

According to Wingca official website, when the Canadian Immigration Bureau examines the immigration qualification, there will be a requirement that new immigrants need to have living expenses in Canada for more than half a year. Therefore, when new immigrants enter the country for the first time, they must prepare enough foreign currency, generally around 10000 US dollars. And in most cases, the immigration officer's inquiry at the time of entry is only routine. You just need to report the number of people you carry in the relevant documents. But there are also immigration officials who spot-check the amount and ignorant people who bring unnecessary trouble to themselves because of too few declarations. In addition, China Customs stipulates that foreign exchange carrying certificates from provincial banks are required to carry US dollar cash. Generally, Bank of China can issue a foreign exchange certificate of $4,000 for each person going abroad, and Industrial and Commercial Bank of China can issue a foreign exchange certificate of $5,000 for each person going abroad. For the first time, a family of three can carry 12000 USD.