Yes.
Based on my research on resettled refugees' economic integration, government-assisted refugees are assigned to a select number of cities—not only Toronto and Montreal but also mid-sized cities like Hamilton, St. John's, Moncton and so forth. For up to 12 months, they receive financial support, employment support, language support, and very institutionalized social and cultural support.
If we shift our eyes to privately sponsored refugees, we see that such support is given by local groups of individuals as well as co-national communities or cultural and religious communities.
Whether it's government support or more individual support, those resettled refugees do receive systematic support.