UBC Centre for Migration Studies
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Interdisciplinary and collaborative research, learning, and public engagement on migration, mobility, and displacement. 📍xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam) unceded ancestral lands Learn more at www.migration.ubc.ca
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Postu gösterThe brief is part of the Centre of Excellence on the Canadian Federation’s series on immigration. It finds that successful retention depends on well-matched employment, integration supports and local capacity. centre.irpp.org/research-series/canadas-changing-immigration-landscape/
Postu gösterMost regional immigration programs are built on the assumption that the main challenge is getting newcomers to arrive. But a new policy brief by Michael Haan, Lindsay Finlay and Taylor Paul suggests a bigger challenge is getting them to stay. centre.irpp.org/research-studies/encourage-immigrants/
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