Relatively little is known about immigrants' settlement experiences in small-and mid-sized
Canadian cities, including their access to local services and their housing experiences and …

Every year, Ontario attracts more international migrants than any other province in Canada.
The majority of these immigrants settle in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA). Policymakers at …

Canada is an open, accepting, and generous country. It is built on diversity, and
communities are stronger when they welcome and work with newcomers who want to build …

The COVID-19 pandemic has exposed crucial flaws in Canada's immigration systems. While
the majority of newcomers to Canada reside in urban centres, a substantial minority work …

This paper focuses on the qualitative findings from a mixed‐methods study of the
educational and employment experiences of male and female Syrian refugees who settled …

As populations in small and medium-sized Canadian communities steadily decline,
migration is increasingly seen as the solution. While government programs promoting …

The integration of migrants is a perennial theme of social science, from Töennies and Weber
debating about gemeinschaft and gesellschaft to Park and Burgess' assimilation theory to …

Within the last decades, due to labour shortages, remote Canadian regions have had a
growing demand for immigrants. This growing demand, in effect, has changed the pattern of …

The settlement of Syrian refugees in Canada has attended a conversation around the
politics of multiculturalism and informed a body of scholarly works on immigrant and refugee …

Canada is perceived as a strongly desired final destination for many refugees and
immigrants due to its socio-economic advantages. The author assesses the Canadian praxis …