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381	From a perspective of rational choice, what good reasons might a Francophone immigrant who belongs to a “visible” minority have for wanting to integrate professionally into the official language minority community in Add to Reading List Source URL: canada.metropolis.net Language: English - Date: 2009-03-30 08:57:47 English Canadian French Canadian Politics Minority group Culture of Canada White people Multiculturalism Social philosophy Sociology Ethnic groups in Canada Identity politics
382	Most of the research conducted in Canada on the topic of minorities concerns cities in general and Montréal, Toronto, and Vancouver in particular. However, a greater share of Canada’s newcomers are now choosing to set Add to Reading List Source URL: canada.metropolis.net Language: English - Date: 2009-03-30 08:58:07 Multiculturalism Affirmative action Demographics Visible minority Multiculturalism in Canada Canadians Chinese Canadian Alberta Winnipeg Ethnic groups in Canada Canada Americas
383	Official Language Proficiency and the Civic Participation of Immigrants* by Monica Boyd Abstract: This project assesses the relationship between language proficiency and civic Add to Reading List Source URL: canada.metropolis.net Language: English - Date: 2009-12-15 09:12:11** Pluralism Sociology of culture Canadians French Canadian French people Ethnic group Culture of Canada Europe Sociology Ethnic groups in Europe Human resource management Multiculturalism
384	The City of Winnipeg is the second largest employer in the city. At the beginning of 2008, the City of Winnipeg had just under 8,300 paid employees, including permanent, temporary, part-time, casual employees and student Add to Reading List Source URL: canada.metropolis.net Language: English - Date: 2009-03-30 08:57:45 Multiculturalism District of Keewatin Winnipeg Employment equity Diversity Politics Manitoba Culture of Canada Employment Affirmative action Identity politics Sociology
385	A serious deficit of social capital can adversely affect the functioning of a society in different areas, such as the economic arena, public safety protection measures, health care, education, and democratic governance. Add to Reading List Source URL: canada.metropolis.net Language: English - Date: 2009-03-30 08:57:18 Cultural studies Canadian Prairies Geography of Manitoba Geography of Saskatchewan Prairies Social capital Alberta Social cohesion Multiculturalism Sociology Sociological terms Geography of Canada
386	Little research examines racism in smaller communities, leaving the general population unaware of this issue. With research focusing only on visible minority groups in Canadian cities, there is an erroneous assumption th Add to Reading List Source URL: canada.metropolis.net Language: English - Date: 2009-03-30 08:57:25 Multiculturalism Sociology of culture Ethics Demographics Visible minority Minority group Discrimination Racism Economic impact of immigration to Canada Sociology Identity politics Social groups
387	In 2006, The City of Calgary commissioned a comprehensive assessment of the issues and needs of Calgarians. According to this survey, recent immigrants and visible minority persons face significantly greater economic cha Add to Reading List Source URL: canada.metropolis.net Language: English - Date: 2009-03-30 08:57:32 Alberta Minority group Canadians Multiculturalism Culture Economic impact of immigration to Canada Chinese Canadian Sociology Calgary Politics
388	This article presents community experiences related to influxes of temporary foreign workers hired to work at a hog processing facility in Brandon, Manitoba. Since temporary foreign workers in Manitoba can apply to the P Add to Reading List Source URL: canada.metropolis.net Language: English - Date: 2009-03-30 08:57:52 Robert C. Annis Manitoba Department of Citizenship and Immigration Canada Multiculturalism Sociology Management Politics Immigration to Canada Brandon University Rural Development Institute
389	Due to a dropping birth rate and an ageing population, growth in the labour pool was slowing to a halt. It was also clear that this shift would have a great impact on the Prairie Provinces. This naturally led to an incre Add to Reading List Source URL: canada.metropolis.net Language: English - Date: 2009-03-30 08:57:36 Immigration to Canada Economic history of Canada Canadian Prairies Department of Citizenship and Immigration Canada Alberta Last Best West Saskatchewan Calgary Catholic Immigration Society Multiculturalism Canada Provinces and territories of Canada Political geography
390	The experience with immigration of mid-sized cities in the Prairie Provinces is under-explored and is expected to differ from the experience of Canada’s three largest metropolises in a variety of ways and for a variety Add to Reading List Source URL: canada.metropolis.net Language: English - Date: 2009-03-30 08:58:34 Government Human resource management Multiculturalism Pluralism Sociology of culture Immigration Canadians Department of Citizenship and Immigration Canada French people Immigration to Canada Culture Sociology

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