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The Interplay Between Social, Economic, And Subjective Integration Factors Among Immigrants In Canada: The Case Of Quebec’s Latin Americans

Indigenous Peoples, Multiculturalism1 , Diversity And Inclusion

‘I AM CANADIAN’ – OR NOT

Citizenship can be viewed as a badge of honour but also as a system of indoctrinating the population in ever-evolving sets of values and narratives serving state imperatives. It’s an elusive dream for many but an expensive, burdensome source of aggravation for others – one increasingly being rejected by many applicants-turned-“onward migrants” who no longer embrace the value proposition of becoming Canadian.

Weekly Survey – June 7, 2021 (conducted in collaboration with Leger)

The questionnaire consisted of 25 questions and was completed in 10 minutes on average. Data collection took place from June 4th, 2021, to June 6th, 2021, via Computer-Assisted Web Interviewing technology (CAWI).|The questionnaire consisted of 25 questions and was completed in 10 minutes on average. Data collection took place from June 4th, 2021, to June 6th, 2021, via Computer-Assisted Web Interviewing technology (CAWI).

Systemic Racism & Prejudice in Canada and the United States

ENGLISH LANGUAGE RIGHTS IN QUEBEC AND DEFINING WHAT IT MEANS TO BE CANADIAN

How Mixed Up Are English-Speaking Quebecers?

F. R. SCOTT AND HIS FIGHT FOR THE ENGLISH MINORITY IN QUEBEC

The Decade For People Of African Descent, A Quebec Perspective

From Common History To Shared Humanity

Métis And/Or Afro-Métis: Who Do You Think You Are?

Decades Of Psychosomatic Trauma For People Of African Descent

The Visibility Paradox In Black Canadian Lgbtq2s+ Communities

Implications For The Education And Wellbeing Of Black Youth And Communities

We Belong: Black Women Creatives Affirming Blackness Through Art

Is It Important To Teach The History Of Africans And People Of African Descent In Schools?

The Black Experience In The Greater Toronto Area

Count Us In: Nova Scotia’s Action Plan In Response To The International Decade For People Of African Descent, 2015-2024

Assessing Progress On Racial Health Inequities In Canada During The Decade For People Of African Descent

What The African American Diaspora Can Teach Us About Vernacular Black English

Challenging Racism Through Asset Mapping And Case Study Approaches: An Example From The African Descent Communities In Vancouver, Bc

Overview Of The Issue

National Black Canadians Summits Take On The Legacy Of Slavery

Unique Opportunities And Responsibilities Of The International Decade