Sentence examples for second generation canadian from inspiring English sources

The large-scale predictors used in this study were obtained from the output of the Second Generation Canadian Coupled General Circulation Model (CGCM2) simulations, run from 1940 to 2100 for three socioeconomic scenarios, namely control, with the constraint of the 20th century atmospheric concentration of greenhouse gases, and the SRES A2 and B2 scenarios.

In April, Squamish, BC resident Byrdie Funk found out that because a section of the 1977 Citizenship Act, which requires second generation Canadians who were born abroad to apply to retain their citizenship before they turn 28, meant she was no longer Canadian.

For non-Aboriginals, immigrants (who have lived in Canada for more than 3 years to allow for acculturation) or first or second generation Canadians were included.

Richler was a third generation Canadian.

He was imprisoned there for being Japanese but shunned by other Japanese for being a third generation Canadian, speaking only English.

The area is surrounded by [a] number of buildings for families that might be recent immigrants and/or first generation Canadians, which might lack the guidance/support needed for the children as they go through middle school, high school and transition into post-secondary.

I had fourth generation Canadians emailing me and saying "this is the right thing to do, thank you for doing it".

"If you take a look, we're dealing with primarily Southeast Asian communities of immigrants and first generation Canadians," he tells me.

I am a first-generation Canadian of Trinidadian-descent.

Several factors have shaped Mr. Podeswa's outlook -- "being gay, being Jewish and a first-generation Canadian," he said.

With prose that revisits and revises itself, Chew-Bose considers daughterhood and female friendship; intimacy and solitude; the tug of ancestry and the experience of being a first-generation Canadian.