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Annotated Bibliography

A curated resource of recent research on trends shaping Canada's labor market.

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Total articles: 400

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2024 | IOM UN Migration
Key Takeaway: Geopolitical unrest and climate crises are impacting global migration, while Canada’s inclusive immigration policies are boosting economic growth and addressing demographic challenges.

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May, 2024 | Toronto Region Immigrant Employment Council (TRIEC) and Léger
Key Takeaway: Despite growing immigrant representation in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) workforce, employers face ongoing recruitment and retention challenges, highlighting the need for better support and inclusive practices.

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March, 2022 | Baruah, B., & Gaudet, C.
Key Takeaway: Canada’s renewable energy sector has the potential to create employment opportunities, reduce gender inequality, and contribute to sustainable development, but gender equity concerns remain.

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May, 2024 | Hou, F.
Key Takeaway: Immigrants' levels of active engagement in the labour market and participation in Canadian society have been increasing steadily.

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May, 2024 | Gueye, B.
Key Takeaway: Despite general stability in Canadian business survival rates, women- and immigrant-owned businesses face distinct challenges due to the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic.

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May, 2024 | Schimmele, C., & Hou, F.
Key Takeaway: Aligning immigration policies with evolving workforce demands and trends in education-occupation mismatch will optimize economic outcomes for newcomers.

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