Pathways to Prosperity: Canada

Theme: Warmth of the Welcome: Economic and Social Integration of Immigrants in Canada

• Immigrant Language Ability, Occupational Choice, and Employment Skill Match Quality

Project Lead: Herbert J Schuetze, University of Victoria

• Who Are Recent Immigrants and What Are Their Economic Activities?

Project Lead: Yoko Yoshida, Dalhousie University

• Immigrant Seniors

Project Lead: Caroline Andrew, University of Ottawa

• The Image Of Muslims In Canadian Parliamentary Debates – Some Preliminary Results

Project Lead: Abdie Kazemipur, University of Lethbridge

• The Art of Immigration

Project Lead: Sheila Petty, University of Regina

• Welcoming Newcomers to Canada: Strategies for Increasing the Warmth of the Welcome and Promoting a Sense of Belonging among Newcomers

Project Lead: Danielle Gaucher, University of Winnipeg

• Warmth of Welcome: Australian, Canadian, and U.S. Immigration Systems Compared

Project Lead: Tony Fang, Memorial University

Theme: Health and Well-being of Immigrants in Canada

• The Health Outcomes and Health Service Use of Immigrants in New Brunswick: An Investigation Using Linked Administrative Data

Project Lead: Ted McDonald, University of New Brunswick

Theme: International Students as Future Citizens

• International Students as Future Citizens: Understanding the Relation Between Universities and Cities

Project Lead: Chedly Belkhodja, Concordia University

Theme: The Role of Employers and the Private Sector in Newcomer Integration

• Fostering Research Partnerships for Improved Labour Market Integration and Employment of Skilled Immigrants and Refugees in Edmonton, Calgary, and Fort McMurray

Project Lead: Julie Drolet, University of Calgary

Theme: Regionalization and Immigration to Non-metropolitan Communities

• Recruitment and Retention in the Atlantic Provinces

Project Lead: Michael Haan, University of New Brunswick

• The Recruitment and Economic, Social and Community Integration of French-speaking Newcomers to Prince Edward Island

Project Lead: Carlo Lavoie, University of Prince Edward Island

• Settlement and Housing Experiences of Recent Immigrants in Small- and Mid-sized Cities in the Interior of British Columbia

Project Lead: Carlos Teixeira, University of British Columbia – Okanagan

• Immigration Regionalization Organizations and Their Practices in Employment Settings in Five Regions of Quebec: Perspectives From the Organizations, the Employers, and the Immigrants

Project Lead: Michèle Vatz Laaroussi, University of Sherbrooke