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Responding to Immigrants' Settlement Needs: The Canadian Experience

Part of the SpringerBriefs in Population Studies Book Series

DOI: 10.1007/978-94-007-2688-8

ISBN: 978-94-007-2687-1

Publisher: Springer Netherlands - Springer Journals

Nov 9, 2011

1 - 10 of 11 Chapters

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Chapter 1Pre-Confederation Settlement Activities

Vineberg, Robert

Pages: 1 –5

[It can be argued that the first immigrant settlement services were offered by Canada’s aboriginal First Nations peoples on the arrival of the early French and English settlers. Without their assistance and without recourse to their skills in living in a sometimes hostile northern climate, it is...
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Chapter 2Post-Confederation Settlement Activities to 1945

Vineberg, Robert

Pages: 7 –17

[Section 95 of the Constitution Act, originally known as the British North America Act (BNA Act), conferred concurrent jurisdiction on the provincial and Dominion governments for immigration and agriculture. Therefore, all the provinces were entitled, under the BNA Act, to engage in immigration....
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Chapter 3The Settlement Service and the Citizenship Branch

Vineberg, Robert

Pages: 19 –26

[What would become the Settlement Service grew out of previous settlement activities and functioned continuously, with the exception of the war years. Immediately, after the Second World War, former settlement staff helped relocate returning servicemen and women and then returned to their...
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Chapter 4Creation of the Settlement Program

Vineberg, Robert

Pages: 27 –33

[It did not take long, in bureaucratic terms, for senior management in the Department of Manpower and Immigration to recognize that the “hodge-podge” of services available to immigrants needed to be supported in a coherent manner. On March 21, 1969, Tom Kent, the Deputy Minister, wrote to his...
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Chapter 5Constitutional Issues and Settlement in Québec

Vineberg, Robert

Pages: 35 –37

[The evolution of federal-provincial relations in Canada has had an enormous impact on immigration in general and, in this respect, settlement is no exception. Immigration and settlement with it were key elements in the constitutional discussions in the 1980s and 90s.]
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Chapter 6Repatriation of the Settlement Program

Vineberg, Robert

Pages: 39 –41

[The Federal Immigrant Integration Strategy was launched in the context of the new five-year Immigration Plan for 1991–1995 presented to Parliament in the fall of 1990. The government expected that immigration levels would be the focus of the cross-Canada consultations that were undertaken....
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Chapter 7Program Review and Settlement Renewal

Vineberg, Robert

Pages: 43 –47

[In early 1995, the federal government looked at the increasing pressures on settlement budgets and the complexity of settlement delivery and decided that a new approach was needed. As had already been done with Québec, the government was considering devolving the administration of settlement...
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Chapter 8Solving the Funding Issues

Vineberg, Robert

Pages: 49 –53

[Many provincial governments watched with dismay as settlement funding to Québec increased annually and, after 1997, the funding in other provinces remained the same. Ontario, which received the most immigrants, led the chorus of complaint. Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty fiercely denounced “the...
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Chapter 9Foreign Credential Recognition

Vineberg, Robert

Pages: 55 –57

[When almost all of Canada’s skilled workers came from the United States, the United Kingdom or Western Europe, the recognition of their credentials was not a big issue. This changed in the 1960s, as Canada opened her doors to immigrants from all parts of the world. Soon after, many of our...
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Chapter 10Emerging Issues and the New Terms and Conditions

Vineberg, Robert

Pages: 59 –63

[The CIC-Francophone Minority Community Steering Committee was established by CIC and the Fédération des communautés francophones et acadienne in March 2002 to facilitate the selection, reception and integration of newcomers in Francophone minority communities outside Québec. This initiative...

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