Exam 11: The Settlement of Refugee Families in Canada: Pre-Migration and Post-Migration Trajectories and Location in Canadian Society

A ___________lens acknowledges the role of family and friends in the pre-migration and post-migration processes of the migrants and the continued involvement of migrants with family, ethnic, and cultural groups, as well as economic and political activities in the home country.

Berry and Sabatier's study of youth settlement in Montreal and Toronto found that youth in Toronto adopted strategies that enhanced their self-esteem as Toronto promotes multiculturalism rather than interculturalism.

Which of the following is not a key domain of integration identified by Ager and Strang (2008)?

Discuss how intersectionality is useful in examining the experiences of newcomers to Canada.

Transnational families tend to adapt quickly and easily following reunification.

Describe the ways the immigrants and refugees interact with the school system.

Canada's former Live-in Caregiver Program was made up of applicants who were mostly women from ________________

What are some challenges that older adult newcomers face?

What are the key conceptual frameworks used to explore the settlement of newcomers?

There is evidence of higher levels of parental involvement in children's education than non-immigrants.

Following the immigration regulations introduced in the 1967 Act, most arrivals to Canada have been from _______________ countries.

What is intersectionality and why is it a useful frame for examining the experiences of newcomers?

Transnational care for the elderly is a decreasing phenomenon, as immigration policies are more supportive of family reunification.

Which of the following statements is true?

Integration is a one-way process for immigrants to adapt and assimilate into life in Canada.

Immigrants and refugees are less likely than Canadian-born individuals to be worried about the social and economic impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic.

A multicultural lens acknowledges the role of family and friends in the pre-migration and post-migration processes of the migrants and the continued involvement of migrants with family, ethnic, and cultural groups, as well as economic and political activities in the home country.

Older adults who are parents of original applicants for immigration to Canada mostly come through the _________ class.

What role do settlement agencies play in supporting newcomers to Canada?

Fifty-seven per cent of newcomers to Canada settle within Toronto, Vancouver, and Montreal.