Strategies for Challenging Discriminatory Barriers to Foreign Credential Recognition

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Jan 1, 2000
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While the attraction and integration of skilled professionals and tradespersons to Canada is central to the success of Canadian immigration policy, this objective continues to be jeopardized by the many barriers faced by foreign-trained immigrants in having their skills and credentials recognized.

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