by Andrew Griffith in Ottawa Robin Higham’s What Would You Say? … as guest speaker at the next Canadian citizenship ceremony is an anecdote-based approach…
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Research Watch #7: Enclaves and Earnings
by Priya Ramanujam (@SincerelyPriya) in Scarborough, Ontario Several observers have noted that immigration is, generally, a non-partisan issue in Canada. That probably explains why it’s…
View More Research Watch #7: Enclaves and EarningsSuccessful Integration for Syrian Refugees
by Tazeen Inam in Mississauga, Ontario Forty-two-year-old Hoda Yasir is considered one of the most trusted and punctual house-cleaning ladies in the west part of…
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by Mahsa Bakhshaei (@mghezeli) in Montreal, Quebec Recently, four teenagers allegedly left Quebec to join extremist groups in Syria. Their departure prompts concerns about whether…
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“Employers Likely to Always Have Limited Role in Immigrant Selection”
by Our Special Correspondent (@NewCdnMedia) Canada’s most seasoned academic on immigration, Prof. Jeffrey Reitz, suggests that the decision of the government to postpone and reduce…
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Diversity Charter Takes Root in Peel Region
by Amrita Kumar-Ratta (@i_amrita_) Peel Region has always been my home. Born in Waterloo, I moved to the City of Brampton with my mother and younger…
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Canada Inspires Scandinavian Policy Rethink
Dr. Trygve Ugland, professor at Bishop’s University in Quebec, recently published a paper titled “Canada as an Inspirational Model: Reforming Scandinavian Immigration and Integration Policies,”…
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by Andrew Griffith (@Andrew_Griffith) in Ottawa With the World Cup in Brazil coming to a close, it’s politically correct to ask, which team were you…
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Reasonable Accommodation: What is Reasonable?
by Andrew Griffith In any discussion about multiculturalism, pluralism or interculturalism, the question of balance between integration, or “fitting in” to the mainstream, and accommodation,…
View More Reasonable Accommodation: What is Reasonable?Canadians “flying blind” on census
by Our Vancouver Correspondent One of Canada’s most authoritative voices on immigration and demographic trends is worried that the abandoning of the long-form census will…
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