Immigrant Employment Barriers
Chinese Immigrant Employment Barriers
Canada is one of the most diverse and multicultural countries in the world. Home to 32 million people, Canada portrays a vast amount of cultural, ethnic, and linguistic diversity.1 Of this 32 million that reside, approximately 200,000 come in a year from all over the world in search of better life and a home that provides peace and safety that they may not be able to achieve in other countries.2 Canada reflects a welcoming society that helps newcomers with social and economic needs in order to settle down and be successful. It allows people to become a Canadian but still practice their own beliefs and traditions so that they do not have to completely adapt to a new identity and can still keep their own. All these factors …show more content…
www.pch.gc.ca/eng/1332871836953/1332872826975 (accessed March 25, 2014).
Con, Harry, and Edgar Wickberg. From China to Canada: a history of the Chinese communities in Canada. Toronto: McClelland and Stewart Ltd, 1982.
Guo, Shibao, and Don J. DeVoretz. The changing faces of Chinese immigrants in Canada. Burnaby, B.C.: Vancouver Centre of Excellence, 2005.
"How CIIP Makes a Difference." What is CIIP. http://www.newcomersuccess.ca/index.php/about-ciip/how-ciip-makes-a-difference?lang=en-GB (accessed March 25, 2014).
Li, P.. "Earning Disparities between Immigrants and Native-born Canadians." Canadian Review of Sociology 37, no. 3 (2000): 289-311.
Ruddick, E. (2003) Immigrant economic performance, Canadian Issues 5.
Tan, Jin, and Patricia Roy. The Chinese in Canada. Ottawa: Canadian Historical Association, 1985.
Wang, Shuguang, and Lucia Lo. Chinese immigrants in Canada their changing composition and economic performance. Toronto, Ont.: Joint Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Settlement, 2004.
Zong, Li.. Structural and psychological dimensions of racism: towards an alternative perspective.. n.c: Canadian Ethic Studies,
Canada is one of the most diverse and multicultural countries in the world. Home to 32 million people, Canada portrays a vast amount of cultural, ethnic, and linguistic diversity.1 Of this 32 million that reside, approximately 200,000 come in a year from all over the world in search of better life and a home that provides peace and safety that they may not be able to achieve in other countries.2 Canada reflects a welcoming society that helps newcomers with social and economic needs in order to settle down and be successful. It allows people to become a Canadian but still practice their own beliefs and traditions so that they do not have to completely adapt to a new identity and can still keep their own. All these factors …show more content…
www.pch.gc.ca/eng/1332871836953/1332872826975 (accessed March 25, 2014).
Con, Harry, and Edgar Wickberg. From China to Canada: a history of the Chinese communities in Canada. Toronto: McClelland and Stewart Ltd, 1982.
Guo, Shibao, and Don J. DeVoretz. The changing faces of Chinese immigrants in Canada. Burnaby, B.C.: Vancouver Centre of Excellence, 2005.
"How CIIP Makes a Difference." What is CIIP. http://www.newcomersuccess.ca/index.php/about-ciip/how-ciip-makes-a-difference?lang=en-GB (accessed March 25, 2014).
Li, P.. "Earning Disparities between Immigrants and Native-born Canadians." Canadian Review of Sociology 37, no. 3 (2000): 289-311.
Ruddick, E. (2003) Immigrant economic performance, Canadian Issues 5.
Tan, Jin, and Patricia Roy. The Chinese in Canada. Ottawa: Canadian Historical Association, 1985.
Wang, Shuguang, and Lucia Lo. Chinese immigrants in Canada their changing composition and economic performance. Toronto, Ont.: Joint Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Settlement, 2004.
Zong, Li.. Structural and psychological dimensions of racism: towards an alternative perspective.. n.c: Canadian Ethic Studies,