Why Canada’s COVID-19 Immigrant Cohort Is Unique – Dr. Iain Reeve
Leadership Perspectives: Episode 20
How has the pandemic impacted Canada’s immigration admissions? Dr. Iain Reeve explains what’s changed in our intake numbers and the characteristics that set the COVID-19 immigrant cohort apart.
Iain Reeve
Associate Director, Immigration, Signal49 Research
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