University-educated Immigrants Less Likely to Find employment than their Canadian Counterparts

A new study by Statistics Canada reveals that university-educated immigrants aged 25 to 54 who arrived in Canada within the previous five years were less likely to be employed in 2007 than their Canadian born counterparts. This was true regardless of the country in which they obtained their degree.

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