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This impact paper looks at what it takes to make immigration work in Canada’s small and rural communities.
Impact Paper
| 36 pages |
March 2022
| Kathryn Dennler
| The Conference Board of Canada
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To what extent are immigrants and temporary residents over-represented in essential occupations and sectors? This summary briefly details the salient issues—such as over-qualification—and presents several recommendations.
Summary for Executives
| 2 pages |
October 2021
| Yilmaz Dinc
| The Conference Board of Canada
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Canada’s economic immigration system focuses on highly educated immigrants, but this does not always correspond with the labour demand in essential sectors. This impact paper suggests several possible solutions.
Impact Paper
| 27 pages |
October 2021
| Yilmaz Dinc
| The Conference Board of Canada
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Immigration is key to Canada’s future prosperity. This year, Canada can choose between building on COVID-period immigration targets or returning to pre-COVID levels. The two scenarios presented show the projected economic impact of each scenario, and the report recommends how to maximize the benefits of immigration for Canadians and newcomers.
Issue briefing
| 24 pages |
July 2021
| Yilmaz Dinc, Kathryn Dennler
| The Conference Board of Canada
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This briefing focuses on COVID-19’s effect on immigration admissions and settlement patterns to help stakeholders respond effectively, and models the economic implications of different levels of immigration over time.
Issue Briefing
| 23 pages |
May 2021
| Thomas Clarke, Erin Rose
| The Conference Board of Canada
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How has COVID-19 impacted Canada’s immigration admissions? What makes immigrants who arrived or settled in Canada during the pandemic distinct? We analyzed admissions data to find the answers. We also modelled economic impacts to understand how immigration could fuel Canada’s recovery and long-term growth.
Summary for Executives
| 2 pages |
May 2021
| The Conference Board of Canada
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How important is immigration to the economic and demographic fortunes of the National Capital Region? This research assesses the impacts of immigration to Ottawa–Gatineau over the past decade and forecasts the impacts of four immigration scenarios.
Impact paper
| 33 pages |
October 2020
| Henry Diaz, Alan Arcand
| The Conference Board of Canada
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Quelle est l’importance de l’immigration pour le sort économique et démographique de la région de la capitale nationale? Cette recherche évalue les impacts que l’immigration a eus cette dernière décennie sur Ottawa-Gatineau et propose des prévisions quant aux impacts selon quatre scénarios d’immigration.
Document d’analyse
| 35 pages |
October 2020
| Henry Diaz, Alan Arcand
| The Conference Board of Canada
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This report summarizes the discussion points of The Conference Board of Canada’s fifth annual Canadian Immigration Summit, which was held in Ottawa May 8 and 9, 2019.
Report
| 22 pages |
October 2019
| Sara Rose Taylor
| The Conference Board of Canada
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This report discusses how developing an Ontario Regional Immigration Strategy could improve the province’s efforts to ensure a broader distribution of newcomers in support of economic development.
Report
| 52 pages |
August 2019
| Kareem El-Assal
| The Conference Board of Canada
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Selon ce rapport, en observant une stratégie d’immigration régionale, l’Ontario multiplierait ses chances d’une répartition plus équilibrée des nouveaux venus dans la province et s’assurerait un meilleur développement économique.
Résumé
| 57 pages |
August 2019
| Kareem El-Assal
| Le Conference Board du Canada
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By 2030, all 9.2 million of Canada’s baby boomers will reach retirement age. This briefing explores various solutions to help strengthen our labour force and economy.
Briefing
| 56 pages |
May 2019
| Aimee McArthur-Gupta, Kareem El-Assal, Ali Bajwa
| The Conference Board of Canada
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D’ici 2030, la totalité des 9,2 millions de baby-boomers auront atteint l’âge de la retraite. Cette note de recherche se penche sur diverses solutions visant à renforcer la population active et l’économie canadiennes.
Note de recherche
| 65 pages |
May 2019
| Ali Bajwa, Kareem El-Assal, Aimee McArthur-Gupta
| Le Conference Board du Canada
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The Conference Board of Canada hosted its second Entrepreneur & Investor Immigration Summit in November 2018. This report summarizes the challenges and suggestions made by the the Summit’s delegates.
Report
| 60 pages |
March 2019
| Kareem El-Assal, Sara Rose Taylor
| The Conference Board of Canada
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This report summarizes the discussion points of the Canadian Immigration Summit 2018, which considered the themes of strengthening Canada’s economy and strengthening its immigrant settlement programs.
Report
| 35 pages |
August 2018
| Ali Bajwa, Kareem El-Assal
| The Conference Board of Canada
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Ce rapport résume les sujets abordés au sommet canadien de l’immigration 2018, qui s’articulait autour des thèmes du renforcement de l’économie canadienne et du programme d’établissement des immigrants.
Cette publication comprend un résumé en français, suivi d’une version anglaise du rapport intégral.
Rapport
| 38 pages |
August 2018
| Ali Bajwa, Kareem El-Assal
| Le Conference Board du Canada
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Canada needs to expand international trade to strengthen its economy. Immigrant entrepreneurs can help this cause, but face challenges. This report looks at these challenges and offers suggestions to help immigrant entrepreneurs perform better.
Report
| 41 pages |
May 2018
| Kareem El-Assal
| The Conference Board of Canada
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Le Canada doit diversifier ses échanges commerciaux internationaux pour renforcer son économie. Les immigrants-investisseurs peuvent aider en ce sens mais ils font face à des défis. Ce rapport se penche sur ces défis et offre des pistes de solution pour aider les immigrants-investisseurs à améliorer leur rendement.
Cette publication comprend un résumé en français, suivi d’une version anglaise du rapport intégral.
Rapport
| 45 pages |
May 2018
| Kareem El-Assal
| Le Conference Board du Canada
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Ce rapport vise à évaluer les conséquences économiques d’un arrêt de l’immigration au Canada et les effets d’une augmentation graduelle de celle-ci. Ses auteurs évaluent aussi les incidences économiques des trois catégories d’admission d’immigrants (économique, famille et réfugiés).
Cette publication comprend un résumé en français, suivi d’une version anglaise du rapport intégral.
Rapport
| 46 pages |
May 2018
| Kareem El-Assal, Daniel Fields
| Le Conference Board du Canada
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This report examines the economic implications of no immigration in Canada and quantifies the impacts of gradually increasing immigration. It also looks at the economic impacts of Canada’s three immigrant admissions classes (economic, family, and refugee).
Report
| 46 pages |
May 2018
| Kareem El-Assal, Daniel Fields
| The Conference Board of Canada
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