Immigration

Question 1

Immigration

Answer 1

The process of people establishing homes, and often citizenship, in a country that is not the native country

Question 2

Immigration Categories( 4 )

Answer 2

1. Refugee
2. Family class
3. Economic Immigrants
4. Other

Question 3

Demographic

Answer 3

to do with the characteristics of populations

Question 4

Labour Force Growth

Answer 4

the growth of the “labour force,” or the number of people who can work

Question 5

Refugee

Answer 5

A person who seeks refuge in another country because of danger or persecution in their home country

Question 6

Result of the Singh decision

Answer 6

1. People claiming refugee status in Canada have the right to a hearing, attend in person
2. Canada established the Immigration and Refugee Board to provide quick and fair hearings
3. Canada’s gov provides people seeking refugee status the necessities of life while they wait for a hearing

Question 7

Top 3 Immigration places to Canada

Answer 7

Toronto
Montreal
Vancouver

Question 8

Provincial Nomination Program

Answer 8

Allows provinces to nominate a percentage of the immigrants Canada selects each year. This means for example that a province can specify that it needs immigrants with particular skills. Allows some provinces to set up offices in foreign countries. Gov can’t require immigrants to settlor in particular areas, but increase the likelihood of province mathew their skills.

Question 9

Accord

Answer 9

A formal agreement

Question 10

Factors that come into effect with the Point System( 6 )

Answer 10

1. Language skills
2. Education
3. Experience
4. Age
5. Arranged employment
6. Adaptability

Question 11

Challenges faced by Immigrants

Answer 11

• language and cultural differences
• housing
• transportation
• employment
• racism