South Asians: Born Parents

Canadian Parents Dept: But the study also reveals a wage gap between children of visible minority immigrants particularly male Blacks, South Asians and Chinese and their colleagues who were born to Canadian parents and are not members of a visible minority, according to the author of the report which was based on 2006 Census data, according to The Star. One in five people were immigrants and an additional 15 per cent were second generation Canadians, the report explains. In Toronto, three quarters of the population are immigrants or their children and children of immigrants in Canada are on average doing very well achieving similar or better employment rates than the children of Canadian born parents, according to a Statistics Canada report released this week. In Canada in 2006 one-third of the population was made up of immigrants or their children, the report says. As reported in the news.
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