Home Ownership as a Means to Retain Immigrants in Atlantic Canada

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Author(s): Anu Thomas

Year of Publication: 2016

Using the Longitudinal Survey of Immigrants to Canada, this paper examines the relationship between housing status and inter-provincial migrations. It examines the capacity of entry to home ownership as a means to retain human capital within a region and reverse demographic trends.

 

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