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The immigration and Refugee Protection Act 2002 Introduction The Canadian society has witnessed a continued transformation in terms of legal structures and mechanisms aimed at making the nation better.... The immigration and Refugee Protection Act 2002 Introduction The Canadian society has witnessed a continued transformation in terms of legal structures and mechanisms aimed at making the nation better.... The immigration and refugee protection act 2002 is one of those legislations and which is the center for discussion in this paper....
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Essay
From the paper "Cause and Effects of immigration to Canada" it is clear that Canada is a country that records high immigration quotas every year more than most developed countries.... The main reason for this immigration level is the Canadian policy that promotes the point system.... The Canadian immigration policy has distinctive models that include a mass settlement with skill-based admission, multiculturalism, and standards that encourage integration....
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Research Paper
The worldwide population has, therefore, recognized the aforementioned facts in their considerations on immigration and as a consequence has acknowledged the requirement to set up a more rational political rejoinder to the trend.... Name: Lecturer: Institution: Date: immigration between USA and Other Nations Introduction One of the most notable indications of the globalization process is the amplification in the migratory movements between nations, continents and expanses....
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Essay
As such the history of Chinese immigration to Canada is a story paved with both slavery and discrimination.... This report aims to present the discrimination suffered by the Chinese when they immigrated to Canada.... And a discussion of the discrimination committed against Chinese immigrants in Canada would follow.... discrimination as to race, age and gender are not only discouraged in Canada, it is considered criminal.... The push to eradicate discrimination is so strong that even its citizens have the reputation of being exceedingly politically correct....
8 Pages
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Essay
avi Pendakur, in his Immigrations and the Labor Force: icy, Regulation and Impact, says, “Lack of recognition of foreign-based skills and education is a major issue, with a subsequent waste of human resources and loss to the canadian economy.... Firms are reducing costs and trade by eliminating high wage and high-skilled positions and replace them with low wage paying jobs as in the retail sector.
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Essay
This coursework "The History of Chinese Head Tax" focuses on the Canadian government that is at the forefront of the fight against discrimination against the immigrants.... Immediately the canadian Pacific Railway was completely constructed and operating, the federal government acted fast and put a restriction on the Chinese migration to Canada....
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Coursework
Apart from political reasons such as the British Joint Declaration, the transfer of sovereignty from Britain to China, immigration was triggered by poor economic performance in Hong Kong.... The paper "Political Reasons for Hong Kong Mass Movement to Canada" describes that political instability in Hong Kong rendered the economy to be unstable thus creating limited employment opportunities....
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Case Study
he goal of the project is to provide an insight into the social dynamics, ethnic and racial prejudice, and discrimination.... This led to the discrimination of minority groups in reference to ethnicity, race, and religious affiliation.... "Ethnicity and immigration Experience in the US" paper provides a deep understanding of ethnicity dynamics and immigrant experiences.... This can be organized using census information of various ethnic populations in the us....
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Coursework