National Policies for an International Challenge: Improving Refugee Integration Policies
Date: July 28, 2015Venue: Webinar Learn more
News July, 2015
A list of the organizations backing away from Donald Trump after statements about immigrants
By Vancouver Sun | Link to Article
Canadian first’: Strongest ties are to country, respondents tell survey on belonging
By Sadaf Ahsan, National Post | Link to Article
Full-time work rises for women, declines for men, young people
By Tavia Grant, Globe and Mail | Who’s working full time in Canada? Increasingly, adult women, while the share of men and young people in full-time positions has declined in … Continued
Tait: Foreign worker’s impact not temporary
By Cam Tait, Edmonton Sun | The first time I met Roscyl Carido two years ago, I knew it would be hard to say good-bye. And on Friday, it certainly … Continued
Microcredit aimed at P.E.I. immigrant professionals
By CBC News | Link to Article A non-profit group on P.E.I. is trying to make it easier for professionally-trained newcomers to stay and work on the Island.
Scholars talk Buddhism’s value in modern society
By Chuck Chiang, Vancouver Sun | Link to Article
Everyone’s a critic, but Canadians have so much to celebrate
By Jeffrey Simpons, Globe and Mail | Link to Article
Savouring Canada’s delicious diversity at the dinner table
By Denise Balkissoon, Globe and Mail | Link to Article
At July 1 citizenship ceremony, new Canadians mark first day of new lives
By Oliver Moore, Globe and Mail | Link to Article More than most, Lhundup Gyatso understands what it means to be a citizen.