The Bridge


  British Columbia Quebec
Prairie Atlantic
Ontario International
Citizenship and Social, Cultural and Civic Integration
 
Canada’s immigration program, like its multicultural approach to inclusion, is designed to bring benefits to Canadian society as well as immigrants, refugees, and their immediate families.
 

Metropolis Liaison:
Uttara Chauhan
Uttara.chauhan@cic.gc.ca,
613-952-4543
  Priority Leader:
Jim Frideres,
University of Calgary
frideres@ucalgary.ca
  Domain Leaders:
Oliver Schmidkte,
University of Victoria
ofs@uvic.ca
  Lloyd Wong,
University of Calgary
llwong@ucalgary.ca
  Patricia Wood,
York University
pwood@yorku.ca
  Antoine Bilodeau,
Université Concordia
antoine.bilodeau@concordia.ca
 

Michel Pagé,
Université de Montréal
michel.page@umontreal.ca
  Pauline Gardiner Barber,
Dalhousie University
pgbarber@dal.ca
  Ibahim Ouattara,
Université de Moncton
Ibrahim.ouattara@umoncton.ca
 


Metropolis World Bulletin. Social Cohesion.
working paper.pdf
 

Sin Yih Teo. Vancouver's Newest Chinese Diaspora: Settlers or "Immigrant Prisoners?
working paper.pdf
 

Lucia Lo et. al. Immigration Settlement Services in the Toronto CMA:
A GIS-Assisted Analysis of Supply and Demand.
working paper.pdf
 

A. Boudreau, S. Malaborza et I. Violette. Les immigrants et
leur(s) langue(s) dans les provinces maritimes.
working paper.pdf
 
Memorandum of understanding
Priority overview & research questions		  


Research report
Does Canada Have a
Multicultural Future?

The Elephant in the Room: Religion and Public Policy

Preparing for Diversity: Improving Preventive Health Care for Immigrants

Social Cohesion: What Works?

Francophone Immigration to Minority Communities: The Challenge for Rural Areas

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