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Faire progresser la réconciliation dans le secteur de l’établissement : une perspective atlantique

Association des agences au service des immigrants de la région atlantique (ARAISA)


Advancing Reconciliation in the Settlement Sector: An Atlantic Perspective

Atlantic Region Association of Immigrant Serving Agencies (ARAISA)


Retention and Integration of Refugees in Newfoundland and Labrador

Tony Fang, Halina Sapeha, Kerri Neil, Opeyemi Jaunty-Aidamenbor, Donny Persaud, Peter Kocourek, Troy Osmond


Choosing to stay: an exploratory analysis of immigrant retention in Newfoundland & Labrador

Opeyemi Jaunty-Aidamenbor


Transition to permanent residency and retention in New Brunswick of international students and temporary foreign workers

Ted McDonald, Pablo Miah


Immigrant retention in New Brunswick: 2022 landing cohort update

Bethany Jones, Ted McDonald, Pablo Miah


Immigrant Retention in New Brunswick: 2023 Landing Cohort Update

Ted McDonald, Bethany Jones, Pablo Miah


Résidents temporaires devenus permanents dans le Canada atlantique

Association des agences au service des immigrants de la région atlantique (ARAISA)


Temporary-to-Permanent Residents in Atlantic Canada

Atlantic Region Association of Immigrant Serving Agencies (ARAISA)


Exploring rental housing affordability issues among international students in Halifax, Nova Scotia

Bright Ofori Kwakye


African immigrant secondary school students’ participation in health promoting schools: Perspectives from Nova Scotia

Lawrence Nyika


The circle keeps getting bigger: A case study of immigrants’ informal learning in rural Nova Scotia

Mary McPherson


The Bridge Across: A Narrative Inquiry into the Experiences of International ESL Students in Nova Scotia

Kathi R. Thompson


Exploring The Immigration Experience And Learning Process: A Case Study Of Arab Women In Rural Nova Scotia

Najlaa Alzaanin


“Angels in the Marble”: Voices of immigrant youth on Prince Edward Island

Vicki J. Whitlock


“Feeling our way in the dark”: educational directions for students from refugee backgrounds

Joanne MacNevin


“You earn less and you work more”: a political economy of temporary foreign workers in Prince Edward Island

Eliza Lynn MacLauchlan


Understanding the factors that influence the decision of international graduates to stay or leave Prince Edward Island

Kelly Rivera


International student’s perception of the islandness, culture and identity in Prince Edward Island, Canada

Akinkunle Akintan Akinbinu


Exploring Access to Domestic Violence Services for Immigrant Women Survivors in Halifax and Ways to Promote Resilience Through Service Provision

Shabnam Sobhani


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