GEO 793 Lecture Notes - Visible Minority
14 Nov 2012
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Housing experiences of black africans in toronto"s rental market: a case study of. The housing experiences of two relatively recent african immigrant groups- the angolans and the mozambicans- in toronto"s rental market through an analysis of their settlement experiences, housing-search processes, and ultimate outcomes. One of the most commonly cited barriers is prejudice and discrimination by landlords based on race or skin colour. Toronto"s black community is the third- largest visible minority group in the country after. Toronto"s new immigrant groups: cultural and racial heterogeneity: In the past, only welcome european and other immigrant groups for workers. System changed to the point system without any reference to race, religion, or country in which we cannot reject immigrants. We can reject immigrants if the candidate does not speak english: socio-economic heterogeneity: Immigrants were skilled and were low-income who had some money to afford the travel fares to arrive in canada.
