Which one of the following is a criteria used to decide who is accepted as an immigrant to Canada?

citizenship and immigration criteria

The Immigration and Refugee Protection Act sets out

which categories of people can move to Canada

where new immigrants must settle

the voting rights of immigrants

the amount of taxes immigrants have to pay

Through which of the following can provinces with particular needs specify that they would like immigrants with particular skills?

Provincial Minister of Immigration

The following poster was used...

In Europe to draw farmers to colonize Canada’s west

In China to draw new immigrants to the factories of Canada

To pull in immigrants to fill Canada’s militia

In Europe to stop any immigration to Canada

Which of the following would be classified by the Canadian Government as a refugee?

Case study 2 - Iliad arrived in Canada in 1994. He came from the former Yugoslavian state and moved to Canada to avoid persecution and war.

Case study 1 - Omar is an engineer from Tanzania. He is from a poor African nation. He was able to complete university abroad and now wishes to move to Canada for employment.

Case study 3 - Loc Ngo is from the country of Laos in South East Asia. He is applying to come to Canada. He has little education but is a skilled draftsman and wishes to live with his Aunt and Uncle in Toronto.

Case study 4 - Kim Park lives in Edmonton. He was born in Canada to Jong and Kwon Park who came to Canada in 1976.

Which of the following would be classified by the Canadian Government as a potential Economic Immigrant?

Case study 1 - Omar is an engineer from Tanzania. He is from a poor African nation. He was able to complete university abroad and now wishes to move to Canada for employment.

Case study 2 - Iliad arrived in Canada in 1994. He came from the former Yugoslavian state and moved to Canada to avoid persecution and war.

Case study 3 - Loc Ngo is from the country of Laos in South East Asia. He is applying to come to Canada. He has little education but is a skilled draftsman and wishes to live with his Aunt and Uncle in Toronto.

Case study 4 - Kim Park lives in Edmonton. He was born in Canada to Jong and Kwon Park who came to Canada in 1976.

Which of the following would be classified by the Canadian Government as a Family Class Immigrant?

Case study 3 - Loc Ngo is from the country of Laos in South East Asia. He is applying to come to Canada. He has little education but is a skilled draftsman and wishes to live with his Aunt and Uncle in Toronto.

Case study 1 - Omar is an engineer from Tanzania. He is from a poor African nation. He was able to complete university abroad and now wishes to move to Canada for employment.

Case study 2 - Iliad arrived in Canada in 1994. He came from the former Yugoslavian state and moved to Canada to avoid persecution and war.

Case study 4- Kim Park lives in Edmonton. He was born in Canada to Jong and Kwon Park who came to Canada in 1976.

The irony in the cartoon is a result of...

the Aboriginal reminding the speaker that he too is an immigrant

we don’t know who is being told to go back to where they came from

the Aboriginal is being told to go back to where he came from

the fact that all immigrants come from somewhere else

What does labor force growth refer to?

The increase in the number of people available for work

The decline in employment opportunities in a particular sector

The automation of jobs and tasks

The outsourcing of work to other countries

What is the Canada Quebec Accord?

An agreement granting Quebec more control over immigration policies

A trade agreement between Canada and Quebec

A bilateral treaty between Canada and France

An agreement to promote cultural exchange between Canada and Quebec

What is the Singh decision, a landmark ruling in the context of Canadian immigration?

A Supreme Court decision that impacted immigration policies

A policy change regarding refugee resettlement

A legislative amendment to the Immigration and Refugee Act

A bilateral agreement on immigration between Canada and India

Which of the following best describes the significance of the Singh decision in Canadian immigration history?

It recognized and upheld the constitutional rights of immigrants

It led to increased security measures in immigration processes

It facilitated the deportation of irregular migrants

It introduced mandatory language testing for new immigrants

What is the general attitude of Indigenous Peoples towards immigration in Canada?

Opposed, as it is seen as a threat to Indigenous rights and culture

Supportive, as it promotes multiculturalism and diversity

Neutral, as it has little impact on their communities

Mixed, with some expressing concerns over cultural dilution

What was NOT a reason the Canada Quebec Accord was created?

To help Quebecois feel more culturally significant

To help bring immigrants to Quebec

To help boost the Francophone population

To enforce immigrant children going to French-language schools

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

Immigration push factors are…

reasons people come to a new place

reasons people leave their homelands

reasons people begin working

reasons people stop working

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

Give examples of immigrant "push" factors.

Promise of a better life

War or religious persecution

Religious Freedom

Better opportunities

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

5 mins • 1 pt

Immigrants come to Canada to escape

religious persecution

Food shortages

Lack of opportunities

all of the above

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

An immigrant is:

A person who leaves a new country

A person who is discriminated against

A person who comes to live in a foreign country

A native

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

20 sec • 1 pt

The definition of Refugee:

Someone who willingly leaves their country for another

A person who has been forced to leave their country because of something negative (war, natural disaster, etc.)

An artifact made by someone who witnessed an event in history

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

5 mins • 1 pt

What is an emigrant?

a person who moves seasonally from one region to another.

a person who leaves (exits) their own country in order to settle permanently in another country.

a person who comes into a new country to live permanently.

a person who goes on vacation.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What is an migrant?

a person who moves seasonally from one region to another.

a person who leaves (exits) their own country in order to settle permanently in another country.

a person who comes into a new country to live permanently.

a person who goes on vacation.

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Immigration

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Immigration push factors are…

Give examples of immigrant "push" factors.

Immigrants come to Canada to escape

An immigrant is:

The definition of Refugee:

What is an emigrant?

What is an migrant?

Which of the following are immigrants who come to Canada because they are spouses, partners, children, or parents of people who live in Canada?

For which of the following reasons is immigration an important way to build Canada's future?

Which one of the following is a criteria used to decide who is accepted as an immigrant to Canada?

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