'Citizenship is the way a country believes in itself': speech, The Hague, December 4, 2007 / Adrienne Clarkson

2006 Community Profiles

Accessible health care: a response framework for a culturally evolving community / Angela Sasso, Elizabeth Stanger

Adjusting the Balance: Fixing Canada’s Economic Immigration Policies / Naomi Alboim

Building caring communities: the contributions of immigrant volunteers: a qualitative study into the experiences of immigrant volunteers at mainstream agencies / Stacy Ashton, Nancy Baker and Ali Parandeh

Building inclusive communities: cross-Canada perspectives and strategies / by Peter Clutterbuck and Marvyn Novick

Canada?s immigration and integration policies: a multi-national evaluation of labour market integration of skilled immigrants / Oliver Schmidtke; with Mirko Kovacev and Beatrice Marry

Citizenship is the Way a Country Believes in Itself / Institute for Canadian Citizenship

Class struggles: public education and the new Canadian / by Andrew Duffy

Cultural diversity and ethnic media in BC / by Catherine Murray ... et al.

Diversity in Canada’s arts labour force: an analysis of 2001 census data

Ethnic diversity survey: portrait of a multicultural society

Fast, Fair and Final: Reforming Canada’s Refugee System / Peter Showler and Maytree

Fufilling the promise: integrating immigrant skills into the Canadian economy / Naomi Alboim

Global futures for Canada's global cities / Thomas J. Courchene

Guide to Citizenship Ceremonies (CP 15) / Citizenship and Immigration Canada

Halifax Regional Municipality immigration action plan

Identifying the six pillars of citizenship: learning from citizens in Halifax, Québec City, Toronto, York Region, Winnipeg, Calgary, Red Deer and Vancouver / Sander Dankelman

Immigrant settlement and social inclusion in Canada / Ratna Omidvar, Ted Richmond

Immigrants in Canadian cities: Census 2001: what do the data tell us / Elizabeth McIsaac

Interview: Chris Friesen: AMSSA Multicultural Health Fair 2005 (video)

Interview: Dr. Armin?e Kazanjian: AMSSA Multicultural Health Fair 2005 (video)

Interview: Dr. Sarah Bowen: AMSSA Multicultural Health Fair 2005 (video)

Interview: Dr. Soma Ganeson: AMSSA Multicultural Health Fair 2005 (video)

Jobs for workers of the world / by Bernard Simon

Making Connections: social and civic engagement among Canadian immigrants / Katherine Scott, Kevin Selbee and Paul Reed

Making Their Mark: Celebrating Ten Years of the Maytree Scholarship Program / Axelle Karera and Ayah Victoria McKhail; with Peter Showler

Nation building through cities: a new deal for immigrant settlement in Canada / Elizabeth McIsaac

Neighbourhood social infrastructure in Toronto / Enid Slack ... [et al.]

Promoting Healthy Living: A Multicultural Health Fair 2007 (website)

Promoting Healthy Living: A Multicultural Health Fair 2009 (website)

Quality of life in Canadian communities: trends and issues in affordable housing and homelessness

Reflecting Canadians: best practices for cultural diversity in private television in Canada / by Richard Cavanagh

South Asians in Canada: unity through diversity / by Kelly Tran, Jennifer Kaddatz and Paul Allard

The Role of Migrant Care Workers in Ageing Societies: Report on Research Findings in the United Kingdom, Ireland, Canada and the United States / Sarah Spencer, Susan Martin, Ivy Lynn Bourgeault, Eamon O’Shea

Welcoming Canadians: planning community citizenship ceremonies

Calgary, Canada

Hamilton, Canada

Montreal, Canada

Ottawa, Canada

Toronto, Canada

Vancouver, Canada

"Modell Kanada": Diversity und Teilhabe – Lernen von Toronto

Adjusting the Balance: Fixing Canada’s Economic Immigration Policies

Adjusting the Balance: Fixing Canada’s Economic Immigration Policies: open webinar, July 22, 2009

Annual Report on the Operation of the Canadian Multiculturalism Act

As countries shut out migrants, Canada warned it will become the new safe harbour

Asian butchers needed in Australia, Canada and New Zealand

Bank of Montreal’s Newcomers to Canada program for new immigrants

Berlin-Toronto Dialogue: Good Ideas from Canada - Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung

CALL: The Department of Canadian Heritage has launched a call-for-proposals for the Canada Interactive Fund (CIF)

Canada announces immigration levels for 2009

Canada immigration target likely to be reached

Canada recruiting US-trained foreign nationals: "...Canada’s Got (Our) Talent!

Canada's immigration fall from grace

Canada's population estimates: fastest growing 1st quarter estimates since 2001

Canada-Ontario Immigration Agreement (COIA): Crafting the vision for the sector: OCASI Discussion Paper

Canadian Council for Refugees: A Year in Review: Concerns in 2009

Canadian Wongs get their own family crest

Discover Harper's Canada: the Harper government's new guide for immigrants

DiverseCity Launch, January 26, 2009 -Toronto (Canada)

DiverseCity: The Greater Toronto Leadership Project: Aggressive bid to tackle city's diversity 'deficit'

Diversity requires more than policies, practices, programs

Dropping the Ball on Diversity

EU threatens Canada with visa war

Education in Canada and the labour outcomes of immigrants: New TIEDI report

Federal, provincial and territorial governments agree to improve Canada’s immigration system

Foreign-trained lawyers face hurdles

Fulfilling the Promise: Integrating Immigrant Skills into the Urban Economy: open webinar, July 28 or 29, 2009

Germany and Canada: Learning from each other / Orkan Kösemen

Government of Canada helps foreign-trained professionals find work in environmental sector

Government of Canada helps newcomers integrate into the labour market

Harnessing the economic potential of B.C. means taking better care of our human capital

How Could Canadian Communities be more welcoming? a priority seminar from Metropolis, Ottawa, January 25, 2010

How to make newcomers into Canadians?

Immigrant and Ethnic Voter Participation in Canada (In: Electoral insights, December 2008)

Immigrant illiteracy costs Canada billions

Immigrant talent adds to brewer's bottom line

Immigrants in Canada who work in a language other than English or French

Immigrants' education and required job skills: Canadian study, 1991 - 2006

Integration lernen von Kanada

Integration of immigrants possible without loss of identity says Canadian federal Minister of Immigration

Language training programs are the key to successful settlement in Canada

Leading with Ideas: Employing Skilled Immigrants: 2009 ALLIES Learning Exchange, Vancouver, June 11 -12

Life together or apart? Immigrant enclaves in Canadian (and Swedish) cities

Managers need cultural competency training to better transition foreign-trained HR professionals

Maytree seeks hiring gap solution

Migration 2007-2008: new data from Statistics Canada

Missing the Point(s): The declining fortunes of Canada’s economic immigration program

Moving ahead with refugee reform

Multiculturalism and Cultural Diversity in Canada and Quebec, July 3-4, 2009 in Trier, Germany

New citizenship study guide to help newcomers and Canadians better understand Canada

New rules help draw foreign students

New rules to protect foreign caregivers

Newcomers set to play critical role

Policy in Focus: Canada is failing to reap benefits of diversity in leadership

Prague seeks EU solidarity in visa row with Canada

Public Policy Forum (Canada) releases new report on promising practices in integration

Reclaiming Voice: Challenges and Opportunities for Immigrant Women Learning English: new report / Ontario Metropolis Centre

Regent Park (Toronto) gets millions for arts centre

Six Canadian cities out of 50 have the winning combination that attract migrants

Slavery battle blasted

Stop scapegoating immigrants: UFCW Canada launches Less Blame, More Solutions campaign

Study: Migration from central to surrounding municipalities in Toronto, Montréal and Vancouver

Supporting Canada’s economy, Government of Canada maintains historically high rate of immigration in 2009

Sweden’s big immigration idea: the ‘Canada model’ - Doug Saunders

The Balanced Refugee Reform Act moves closer to becoming law

The impact of working in a non-official language on the occupations and earnings of immigrants in Canada

Too few immigrants take language courses: Minister of Immigration (Canada)

Toronto language diversity offers glimpse Canada's future

Why our refugee system stays broken [Canada]