Titlebook: Canadian Perspectives on Immigration in Small Cities; Glenda Tibe Bonifacio,Julie L. Drolet Book 2017 Springer International Publishing Sw

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Relationship Between School and Immigrant Families in French-Language Minority Communities in Monctolation growth. In the context of French-language minority communities, the presence of newcomers may boost the demographic weight of Francophones. However, the integration of immigrants, particularly of children into schools, calls for close collaboration between schools and parents. While aware tha

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The “Regionalization” of Immigration in Quebec: Shaping Experiences of Newcomers in Small Cities andse to live in the province’s metropolis, with Quebec City attracting a distant 5 %. Only 10 % of immigrants arriving between 2010 and 2014 chose to live anywhere but these two cities (Palardy 2015, 9). But, as in most other Canadian provinces (if not to say in many destination Western countries) (Be

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A. Fujak,H.-R. Casser,R. Krauspelenges related to multi-sector collaboration and partnerships. Over the past five years, Brandon has received significant increases in immigrant arrivals through the influx of temporary foreign workers employed with Maple Leaf Foods. This chapter provides background information on Brandon’s recent d

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S. Senst,D. Rosenbaum,C. Oberwittleration with their provincial counterparts. One goal of this study is to examine the manner by which these gaps in immigrant planning occur and are perpetuated on the city, county, township and provincial level. This chapter critically examines provincial and federal governance as embodied in the loca

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S. Senst,D. Rosenbaum,C. Oberwittlergration and identity construction. A concluding section deals with the prospect of whether these Filipina immigrants will stay or leave the city, emphasizing the best the city has to offer or not—(mis)givings.