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Immigration Policy and Less-Favoured Regions and Cities: Comparing Urban Atlantic Canada and the US Rust Belt

Yolande Pottie-Sherman


Immigrant Women’s Leadership & Employment Mentorship Project

Kyekue Mweemba et al.


Cooking, Cleaning, and Caring: COVID-19, essential labour and the experiences of immigrant and migrant women in Nova Scotia

Catherine Bryan, María José Yax-Fraser, Zainab Almukhtar, Mitherayee Augustine, Jodi VanderHeide


Programme des candidats des provinces : variations provinciales

Garnett Picot, Feng Hou, Eden Crossman


The Provincial Nominee Program: Provincial differences

Garnett Picot, Feng Hou, Eden Crossman


Falling Short: Troubles with the Seasonal Agricultural Worker Program in Nova Scotia

Raluca Bejan, Kristi Allain, Tracy Glynn, Paola Soto Flores


The Experiences and Challenges of Black Entrepreneurs in Halifax, Nova Scotia

Gabriel Nimoh Tawiah


Variation provinciale des taux de rétention des immigrants, 2022

Statistics Canada


Provincial variation in the retention rates of immigrants, 2022

Statistics Canada


Decolonizing citizenship learning with international students: Exploring the possibilities through photovoice

J. Adam Perry, L. Rachael Bethune


The Complexities of Structure and Agency: Social Networks among Canadian Immigrant Women

Catherine Holtmann


International graduate student retention: A study of international graduate/post graduate students in their 20s and 30s to identify the factors behind staying in or moving from Fredericton upon completion of their studies

Manju Gill


Understanding the settlement experiences of newcomer adult EAL students as they seek belonging within their new communities in urban New Brunswick

Andrea Maria Dias


Integration of Bhutanese-Nepalese refugees in the schools of Fredericton, New Brunswick

Nigam Khanal


Labour Market Performance of Immigrants in Atlantic Canada: A Sequence Analysis

Md Ashfaq Uddin Khan


Immigrant entrepreneurs’ intentions and motivations: the case of South Korean immigrant entrepreneurs in Saint John

Samah El Maghlawy


Home ownership as a means to retain immigrants in Atlantic Canada

Anu Thomas


The contribution of immigration to economic development in New Brunswick

Xiaomeng Wang


Illusions of inclusion: a critical exploration of newcomer education in New Brunswick

Stacey Pineau


“Expect Nothing; Appreciate Everything”: The impact and implications of immigration, demographic changes, and increasing ethnocultural diversity on teachers, administrators, and students in a New Brunswick high school context

Lyle Hamm, Helen Massfeller, John McLoughlin, Marc Bragdon, Lauren Hamm