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Pandemic Leads to Hybrid Model for Settlement Sector

Tazeen Inam October 22, 2020 No Comments Covid-19Immigrationlanguagelanguage assessmentonline servicessettlementSettlement Services

The COVID-19 pandemic has accelerated a shift to a blended model of service delivery by settlement agencies, which have been forced to move many activities online and get creative in supporting clients with limited internet access.

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Ottawa Pumps $30 Million To Help New Canadians During Pandemic

Fabian Dawson, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter October 8, 2020 No Comments ImmigrationIRCCsettlementsettlement funding

IRCC announces increased funding toward settlement services for newcomers to safely and sustainably recover from the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Settling in Canada During a Pandemic is a Double-Edged Sword

Ruhina Taskin May 31, 2020 1 Comment BangladeshCovid-19Immigrationpermanent residencesettlementsociety

Ruhina Taskin moved to Toronto from Bangladesh during the coronavirus pandemic and writes about the challenges of starting a new life in Canada when the world is in limbo.

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Books

Graphic Novel Highlights Sexual Abuse of Immigrant and Refugee Women

Tazeen Inam April 22, 2017 No Comments gendernovelOCASIrefugeesettlementsexual abusewomen

A graphic novel that creates awareness about sexual abuse among immigrant and refugee women has upped its print order barely a month after its launch…

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Canadian Sports History Not Naïve of Exclusion

Tazeen Inam October 11, 2016 No Comments BasketballCanada 150CricketexclusionfootballhistoryHockeyimmigrantsLacrosseMississaugaracismScottishsettlementsports

Sports has the ability to unite Canada, show the recently released findings of an Association for Canadian Studies survey. “A majority of Canadians agree that sports break…

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Policy

Deciding on the Right Level of Immigration

Kareem El-Assal July 22, 2016 No Comments ConfederationConference BoardIndustryOttawaQuotasettlement

Canada is expected to welcome up to 305,000 immigrants this year. The last time Canada admitted that many newcomers was in 1913, when a staggering…

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Save Us from Depression: Immigrant Journalist

Israr Kasana April 16, 2016 No Comments CalgaryJournalismmediaNenshiPakistanpermanent residentssettlement

I was confident I was not being naïve or a ninnyhammer when I decided to relocate as a family to North America yet again, this…

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Ethnic Media – a Missed Topic of the Metropolis Conference 2016

Natalya Chernova March 17, 2016 No Comments April LindgrenBramptonethnic mediagovernmentimmigrantsMetropolisMIREMSoutreachsettlement

On Friday, Mar. 4, I attended the 18th National Metropolis Conference, hungry for new information and curious to find out whether my area of expertise…

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“Inequity and Exclusion are Tied to Race”

Priya Ramanujam March 7, 2016 No Comments assimilationBill C24ImmigrationintegrationMetropolisracismsettlementsoft skills

Immigration and the ‘immigrant experience’ are often used as a smokescreen to mask systemic racism and exclusion. This is according to Neethan Shan, executive director…

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Researchers Investigate Ways to Help Newcomers Adjust

Florence Hwang March 4, 2016 No Comments immigrantrefugeeReginaresettlementresilienceResiliencySaskatchewanservicessettlement

With the current influx of refugees coming to Canada, academic researchers are studying immigrants’ resiliency — their ability to overcome hurdles and challenges — so…

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