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Citizenship and Immigration committee  The question was, “Are you employed?”

January 30th, 2019Committee meeting

Ümit Kiziltan

Citizenship and Immigration committee  I do not recall the text, Mr. Chair. Economic immigrants, overall, have been increasing their average and median income. We will have to check that and come back.

January 30th, 2019Committee meeting

Ümit Kiziltan

Public Accounts committee  We haven't published it, but there is no reason that it couldn't be public.

February 13th, 2018Committee meeting

Ümit Kiziltan

Public Accounts committee  Absolutely. We look at gender-based analysis, source country, and visible minorities. We are able to monitor.... For instance, the Canadian census 2016 has been linked to our landing data, which means that for the first time in Canadian history we are able to analyze census infor

February 13th, 2018Committee meeting

Ümit Kiziltan

Public Accounts committee  Post-arrival or before they...?

February 13th, 2018Committee meeting

Ümit Kiziltan

Public Accounts committee  There are two sorts of data. There is the one that is not anecdotal scientific but based on research. When we look at research, and a number of academics are looking at it, especially qualitative research, we are encountering signs of visible minority refugees or immigrants facin

February 13th, 2018Committee meeting

Ümit Kiziltan

Public Accounts committee  Telling the story of integration takes an intergenerational type of lens. Your question is valid. However, for instance, in terms of earnings, whether employment earnings or total income, we monitor and follow cohorts for decades. We have tax information for all cohorts since 198

February 13th, 2018Committee meeting

Ümit Kiziltan

Public Accounts committee  From the very beginning, even before the first refugees arrived, the outcomes monitoring framework was set up. There was a ministerial meeting in Ottawa with all provinces, all ministers, and we tabled this joint framework. From that moment on, we knew that we needed provincial i

February 13th, 2018Committee meeting

Ümit Kiziltan

Public Accounts committee  First, the agreement between Canada and Quebec is regularly evaluated at a high level. Four years ago, we conducted such an evaluation and we will be starting another one shortly. The evaluation allows us to analyze how services compare, by which I mean the services we provide an

February 13th, 2018Committee meeting

Ümit Kiziltan

Public Accounts committee  According to our survey, 40% of the Syrian refugees spoke English, around 1% spoke French, and almost 60% spoke neither of the two official languages. Of course, there are variations between— the privately sponsored refugees and the government-assisted refugees.

February 13th, 2018Committee meeting

Ümit Kiziltan

Public Accounts committee  I'll comment just very quickly on the second question. Our services, in terms of both outreach to the resettled refugees and the quality of the services, based on OECD assessments, are always superior to those of the rest of the OECD countries overall, including those for asylum

February 13th, 2018Committee meeting

Ümit Kiziltan

Citizenship and Immigration committee  Yes, as you know, we do follow and monitor different immigrant groups in terms of their retention rates, but in terms of the tools we use, it's too early for us to understand how many are staying or will stay. The initial studies and the research that we are getting from the regi

May 29th, 2017Committee meeting

Ümit Kiziltan

Citizenship and Immigration committee  I do not have the data for all the provinces together. We can definitely provide these. I'll just give you an example. In New Brunswick, in 2016, we had 1,680 resettled refugees. These are rounded numbers. You also asked about the asylum claimants. In terms of refugee protected p

May 29th, 2017Committee meeting

Ümit Kiziltan

Citizenship and Immigration committee  As you would anticipate, immigrants in different programs will behave differently. Overall, if you take all newcomers—methodologies differ from study to study—we look at five-year arrivals and we take the intended destination as a starting point. When we look at that overall, in

May 29th, 2017Committee meeting

Ümit Kiziltan

Status of Women committee  No, I don't have any statistics with me, but we will definitely look into it and we'll get back to the committee for sure.

April 19th, 2016Committee meeting

Ümit Kiziltan