Economic integration of French-speaking immigrants outside Quebec : a longitudinal approach / René Houle, Statistics Canada, Social and Aboriginal Statistics Division, Language Statistics Program.: Ci4-150/2016E-PDF

"This study presents an analysis of the economic integration of French-speaking immigrants to Canada who live outside Quebec, based on the longitudinal approach of survival analysis. It stems from the large body of work that has looked at the issue of immigrant integration in Canada. Those studies adopted a longitudinal method as well, but were based on the analysis of synthetic cohorts constructed in most cases from Canadian censuses. Our study uses administrative data, namely from the Longitudinal Immigration Database (IMDB). The IMDB contains information on the income of all immigrants who have come to Canada since the early 1980s. This information comes from tax data linked to the permanent resident file of Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC). For this study, we selected French-speaking immigrants who arrived in Canada between 1983 and 2010 and who were living outside Quebec"--Summary, p. ii.

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