As globalization and migration have intensified, the need for integrating immigrants has
become vital. Considering the similar but distinct policy and political contexts between …

In Canada, newcomers are often faced with many challenges when integrating into the
labour market. This study examined the labour market integration experiences of …

The article documents refugee experience in the first year of their settlement in a small city in
Canada and then explores whether the size of the community matters in the settlement …

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 …

Abstract Service providers' crucial roles in securing housing for refugees in Canada is a
topic scantly addressed in the broader literature. A focus on frontline workers in the housing …

Rural immigration is increasing, but still underrepresented in the literature. What does it
mean to welcome well in places without large ethnocultural communities and the diverse …

Past studies on technology-use in Canada's settlement sector during the COVID-19
pandemic have provided varying results on the usage and effectiveness of online platforms …

Historically, immigration has been an urban phenomenon in Canada. Over the last two
decades, however, more and more immigrants have begun to settle in smaller cities and …

Rural immigration in Canada is increasing, but still underrepresented. While regionalization
strategies designed to entice newcomers to settle in rural areas expand, it is necessary to …

Background Effective migration often requires supports for new arrivals, referred to as
settlement services. Settlement services literacy (SSL) is key to ensuring new migrants have …