How does language proficiency in French versus English affect the employability of immigrants in Canada?

Authors: Nicholas Jackson

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Type	Undergraduate thesis
Author	Nicholas Jackson
Publication Year	2019
Title	How does language proficiency in French versus English affect the employability of immigrants in Canada?
City	Fredericton, NB
University	University of New Brunswick
Publication Language	English

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Data Used

Canadian Population Census

Cross-Sectional, Repeated (1911 to 2021)

Census

Longitudinal Survey of Immigrants to Canada

Longitudinal, Survey (2001 to 2005)

LSIC

National Household Survey

Cross-Sectional, Single (2011 to 2011)

NHS

Longitudinal Immigration Database

Longitudinal, Administrative (1980 to 2022)

IMDB

Research Data Centre(s)

New Brunswick RDC

UNB

Canadian Research Data Centre Network