Coming, March 2025! Reshaping the Mosaic: Canadian Immigration Policy in the 21st Century, by Ninette Kelley, Jeffrey G. Reitz and Michael Trebilcock
Reshaping the Mosaic: Canadian Immigration Policy in the 21st Century (in press, University of Toronto Press) offers a comprehensive analysis of Canadian immigration policy, exploring its historical foundations and contemporary challenges. It focuses on the period since enactment of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act, 2001, and provides a thorough examination of changes in selection…
Is the Canadian Dream Broken?
New Research investigates trends in equality of opportunity for racialized second generation The pillar of the Canadian dream for newcomers is the hope that their children and future generations will have more opportunity for a better life than they, themselves, have had. New research on the education and employment experiences of successive birth cohorts from…
Does diversity discourse matter?
INTEGRATING MUSLIM AND OTHER IMMIGRANT MINORITIES IN FRANCE AND CANADA A PROJECT SUMMARY BASED ON NINE PUBLICATIONS, 2015 – 2023 Muslim immigrants’ religious affiliation and social integration in Western countries have been hot button issues particularly in the two decades of a “war on terror” following 9/11, and extensive media coverage keeping such issues in…
Does diversity discourse matter? Surprisingly little, based on comparisons of France and Canada — see the latest results
A new article in International Migration Review, in collaboration with Emily Laxer and Patrick Simon, and entitled “National cultural frames…
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“Canada: Continuity and Change in Immigration for Nation-Building” – a new Canada chapter for a classic comparative text
An overview of the content and context of Canada’s immigration policy by Jeff Reitz is featured in the new 4th…
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University-educated Mexicans are moving north in larger numbers: how many will come to Canada?
As migration of university-educated Mexicans to both the United States and Canada has begun to increase, the greater opportunities that…
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