Canadian Perspectives on Immigration in Small Cities

Chapter 1 Introduction

Chapter 2 Welcoming and Inclusive Communities and Workplaces Program (WICWP): The Case in Thompson-Nicola Region, British Columbia

Chapter 3 Working Together: Collaborative Response to Welcoming Newcomers in Brandon, Manitoba

Chapter 4 Local Immigration Partnerships: How Is Peterborough Engaged with Immigrant Integration?

Chapter 5 (Mis)Givings in a Prairie City? Identity and Belonging of Filipina (Im)Migrants in Lethbridge, Alberta

Chapter 6 Conflict and Negotiation: Transnational Ties and Competing Identities of Chinese Immigrants in Kamloops, British Columbia

Chapter 7 Sense of Place Amongst Immigrant and Refugee Women in Kingston and Peterborough, Ontario

Chapter 8 Why Networks Matter and How They Work? The Role of Social Networks in Attracting and Retaining Immigrants in Small Cities

Chapter 9 Health and Social Inequities of Visible Minority Immigrant Women in St. John’s: A Critical Population Health Perspective

Chapter 10 Immigration in the Niagara Region: Youth Perspectives of the Small City

Chapter 11 Dilemmas and Challenges of Democratic Participation of Immigrants in Small Atlantic Canadian Communities

Chapter 12 Relationship Between School and Immigrant Families in French-Language Minority Communities in Moncton, New Brunswick: Parents’ Perceptions of Their Children’s Integration

Chapter 13 Challenges of Francophone Immigration in Northern Ontario Communities: The Cases of Hearst, Timmins, and Kapuskasing

Chapter 14 The “Regionalization” of Immigration in Quebec: Shaping Experiences of Newcomers in Small Cities and Towns