Research

provides unpaid care in Canada's care economy? In 2022, 13.4 million Canadians aged 15 years and older (42%)—over two in five people in this age group—provided unpaid care in the previous 12 ...

Library was developed to centralize research and information about immigrants and refugees in Alberta specifically. It includes academic publications as well as research and information produced at the community level, such as ...

ongoing conflict in Ukraine has led to a significant displacement crisis. In response, countries worldwide have implemented temporary protection schemes, providing legal status, humanitarian assistance and certain rights to displaced persons. Beyond ...

recent decades, Canada and other democracies have experienced a significant rise in migrant settlement. This has sparked much interest among scholars and policy makers in the forces that encourage or impede the ...

policy areas are gaining as much attention in Canada as housing. This is unsurprising, given that Canada has the largest gap between homes prices and incomes among G7 nations and rents continue ...

February, women accounted for 47.3% of the Canadian labour force, with 9.7 million women employed. The employment rate of women aged 25 to 54 was 81.4% in February, below the record high ...

Fadi Ennab, Sharifat Makinde, and Janet Nowatzki partnered with the Manitoba Islamic Association, a community organization in Winnipeg, and wrote Young Women’s Experiences of Anti-Muslim Racism in Schools. The purpose of the ...

study examines the accessibility of gynecological healthcare services for immigrant women in Canada and explores the impact of immigration policies on their healthcare access. With a diverse immigrant population, Canada’s healthcare system ...

is a key contributor to Canada's population growth, as the Canadian population continues to age and the fertility rate hit a record low. Understanding the extent to which immigrants remained in their ...

the full report here. Since the early 2000s, the two-step immigration selection process, through which economic immigrants are chosen from the pool of temporary foreign workers, has expanded rapidly. Previous research indicated that ...

strong majority of Canadians say temporary foreign workers are important (48%) or somewhat important (34%) to Canada’s economy. Older Canadians (55 plus) are more likely to say temporary foreign workers are important ...

Randall Bartlett, Senior Director of Canadian Economics The population projection is foundational to Canada’s economic outlook, as it’s made up of the consumers and workers who will drive future economic activity and government ...