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Open-access – Yes http://viet-studies.net/kinhte/PhoInCanada_April19.pdf Location Edmonton, Alberta Key recommendations NA Key populations Vietnamese restaurants Key findings Vietnamese restaurant owners use both English and Vietnamese languages in their websites, menus, and shop signs. The author argues that t...
Key populations Vietnamese speakers Location University of Alberta Key findings L2 pronunciation research has received considerable attention by Canadian scholars over the last decade Pronunciation instruction is important because it helps to improve communication between people with different language backgrounds:...
Location Fort Macleod, Alberta Key recommendations NA Key populations NA Key findings Digital documentation and analysis of the Quon Sang Lung Laundry Shop helps to fill the gaps in our understanding of Alberta’s social and cultural history Point cloud data (a dense set of three-dimensional point measurements) co...
Open-access – No Location Edmonton, Alberta Key recommendations Community partners to collaborate in order to “create the networks and pathways that lead to substantive labour market success for the majority of newcomers; Increase in social, business, and employment networking opportunities for immigrants; more sup...
Gaps identified NA Community organizations NA Key recommendations Adoption of an inclusive framework that works toward recognitive justice in balancing freedom of mobility with recognition and full membership in Canada. Key findings Recent immigrants have encountered multi-faceted barriers, particularly in employ...
Gaps identified NA Key recommendations NA Key findings The findings from interviews with Chinese-Canadian youth in Alberta revolve around three themes: 1) racial discrimination and stereotypes in school – immigrants are portrayed as foreigners and competitors, rather than as Canadian citizens and contributors to na...
Gaps identified NA Community organizations local ethnic association and an immigrant settlement agency located in the Mill Woods Key recommendations More research is needed Key populations South Asian immigrant seniors Key findings Women were more likely than men to see themselves as more South Asian than Canad...
Key recommendations Counsellors need to be aware of the challenges faced by immigrant children in their new life in Canada, both inside as well as outside the school system. They need to learn about the cultural background of such children to understand the differences and potential conflicts and issues that these chil...
Community organizations NA Key recommendations NA Gaps identified No acculturation measurement for Chinese immigrants Key populations Chinese immigrants Key findings There has been a growing concern that Chinese and other minority group members in Canada have experienced different levels of difficulties during...