une alliance de partenaires universitaires, communautaires et gouvernementaux résolus à la promotion des communautés accueillantes et à l’intégration des migrants et des minorités partout au Canada
En 2012, la division de recensement (DR) avec le plus haut taux d’arrivée d’immigrants per capita a été la DR de Montréal (1,9% de sa population totale).
De 2007 à 2012, le taux d’augmentation le plus élevée d’arrivée d’immigrants a été dans la DR no.3 de la Saskatchewan (qui inclut Assiniboia), avec une augmentation moyenne de 54% par an sur cette période.
In 2012, the census division (CD) with the highest level of immigrant arrivals per capita was the CD of Montreal (1.9% of its total population).
From 2007 to 2012, the highest rate of increase in immigrant arrivals was in Saskatchewan CD 13 (which includes Assiniboia), with an average increase of 54% per year over this period.
Creating trust in persons and institutions is a central goal of welcoming communities across Canada. It is particularly relevant in the case of new Christian and non-Christian religious minorities who may experience discrimination and impediments to their religious practices. A recent report produced by Fernando…
Examining the possibilities for international students and foreign graduates to settle in Atlantic Canada, this new study seeks to do three thing: to better understand the strategic initiatives and the practices that are implemented in this region of the country to attract and integrate these…
This report reviews research on the factors shaping the economic and social integration outcomes of permanent immigrants to Canada. The impact of source country/region and immigration class are of principal interest, but the effects of secondary explanatory variables, including, but not limited to, education, gender, age, and language…