Live, Work, And Stay? Geographies Of Immigrant Receptivity In Atlantic Canada’s Aspiring Gateways

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Author(s): Y. Pottie-Sherman, N. Graham

Year of Publication: 2020

This paper introduces the concept of the aspiring gateway to describe locations that attract few immigrants but proactively aspire to become welcoming communities.

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