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The Meaning of Syrian Refugees in Canada: an Old and a New Meaning and a Discussion of their Labour Market
(2020-11-13) Kesibi, Durmalouk Rami; Goulding, Jay
When the Syrian nation began a revolution demanding rights and freedom; Bashar Al-Assad lead the republic into a war that resulted in the largest mass migration since world war two. In their challenging journey to resettle in a new home; barriers like language, employment and discrimination pose a threat to their integration. Nevertheless, in their determination and strength, Syrians work their way to resettlement despite their unique challenges and unique settlement process. This research is a literature review with an analysis of relevant case studies of Syrian refugees who settled in Canada since 2015. Its primary objective is to explore the settlement of Syrian refugees and their access to the Canadian labour market. It will explore the Syrian refugees settlement journey covering their history, barriers, challenges and examining their resilience in adapting to the Canadian system and to their new lives in Canada.