Titlebook: Canadian Perspectives on Immigration in Small Cities; Glenda Tibe Bonifacio,Julie L. Drolet Book 2017 Springer International Publishing Sw

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Local Immigration Partnerships: How Is Peterborough Engaged with Immigrant Integration?ation with their provincial counterparts. One goal of this study is to examine the manner by which these gaps in immigrant planning occur and are perpetuated on the city, county, township and provincial level. This chapter critically examines provincial and federal governance as embodied in the loca

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Conflict and Negotiation: Transnational Ties and Competing Identities of Chinese Immigrants in Kamloe country. This chapter examines how Chinese immigrants identify themselves and what meanings they attach to those identities and what are the roles of two different cultures in their day-to-day lives. Using interviews and observation, it addresses such questions as: what sense do they make of the c

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Sense of Place Amongst Immigrant and Refugee Women in Kingston and Peterborough, Ontario and adaptation to life in a small city in Ontario. By discussing the findings from a qualitative research project that used “photovoice” as a means of exploring women’s experiences, this chapter highlights how racialized women struggle with achieving a sense of belonging in small cities where they

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Health and Social Inequities of Visible Minority Immigrant Women in St. John’s: A Critical Populatioentral to their mental and maternal well-being. This chapter concludes by offering recommendations for policy makers and service providers that will not only enhance health and well-being of visible minority immigrant women but also facilitate their long-term settlement in small urban centres.

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