National Immigration Centre

Purpose of the Centre

Immigration is more important to Canada's prosperity than ever before due to the country's rapidly aging population and low birth rate. As such, the National Immigration Centre hosts events and produces evidence-based research to help strengthen Canada's immigration system.

Members

As a not-for-profit organization, The Conference Board of Canada relies upon membership dues to fund its activities. It thanks the following members for supporting the National Immigration Centre:

• Achēv

• Association of Chartered Certified Accountants

• Camosun College

• Canadian Association of Professional Immigration Consultants
  

• Canadian Bar Association's Immigration Section

• Canadian Society of Medical Laboratory Science

• CARE Centre for Internationally Educated Nurses

• Century Initiative

• Chartered Professional Accountants of British Columbia

• Chartered Professional Accountants of Ontario

• College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants

• Council of Atlantic Premiers

• Ignite Fredericton

• Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada

• La Cite Collegial

• MOSAIC

• Newcomer Centre of Peel

• Ontario Ministry of Labour, Immigration, Training and Skills Development 

• Progress Career Planning Institute
  

• RDÉE Canada

• Regional Connections Inc.  

• St. Mary’s University 

• Windmill Microlending

• World Education Services

Featured Research

Valued Workers, Valuable Work: The Current and Future Role of (Im)migrants Talent 

Impact Paper, October 29, 2021 

Essiential Work: The Current and Future Role of (Im)migrant Talent 

Summary for Executives, October 29, 2021

Building on COVID-Period Immigration Levels: The Economic Case

Issue Briefing, July 28, 2021

Despite the struggles of the pandemic, Canada wisely remains committed to growing immigration levels

Opinion, posed in The Globe and Mail July 27, 2021

One Thing I've Learned

Commentary, July 5, 2021

Ottawa is right to want more immigrants in the wake of the pandemic

Opinion, posed on iPOLITICS March 1, 2021

Immigrants need more support to succeed in Canada

Opinion, posed on iPOLITICS January 6, 2021

Government of Canada raises immigration levels by 50,000 per year?

Quick Take, October 30, 2020

Four Futures: the Economic Impact of Immigration in Ottawa–Gatineau

Impact Paper, October 28, 2020

Why is immigration important to Canada?

Website, June 08, 2020

• All immigration research