In 1981, Canada had only six ethnic enclaves, which Census Canada defines as neighbourhoods where more than 30 per cent of the population is a visible minority.

Agrawal, who heads the university's urban and regional planning program, said a Statistics Canada study in the 2000s used the presence of ethnic enclaves as "an indicator of social isolation." ...

Those alarmed by the growing ethnic enclaves in Canada’s big cities should take comfort in a new study by a national think tank. The report by the Institute for Research on Public Policy found ...

As a result, a map of the world reflecting ethnic diversity looks somewhat different than the ... Both maps also suggest that the United States falls near the middle, while Canada and Mexico are more ...

We conducted a national study to estimate influenza vaccine coverage across 12 ethnic groups in Canada to assess the presence of ethnic disparities. Methods: We pooled responses to the Canadian ...

"For someone in a tourism job, sporting ethnic elements may help but too much of it may become distracting," says Joyce Lau, a certified impression management professional Being a multicultural ...

Are ethnic enclaves a good or bad thing for Canadian cities? Should immigrants assimilate and disperse into mainstream English- and French-speaking communities or cluster together in their own ...

In the last 20 years in Canada, the multi-ethnic population has grown by almost 4 million people – almost double the overall population growth rate – to make up 41 per cent of the country's ...

They’ve just created the online tool, Diversityvotes.ca, to monitor and translate stories from Canada’s ethnic media, which Machalski says may be more pervasive in this country than almost ...