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(2019). Internet non-use among the Canadian older adult population: General Social Survey (GSS).
The Journal of Community Informatics, 15 (June), 61-77. Abstract |
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Lachapelle, U., and Jean-Germain F.
(2019). Personal use of the Internet and travel: Evidence from the Canadian General Social Survey's 2010 time use module.
Travel Behaviour and Society, 14 (January), 81-91. Abstract |
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Hu, M., Daley A., and Warman C.
(2019). Literacy, numeracy, technology skill and labour market outcomes among Indigenous Peoples in Canada.
Canadian Public Policy, 45 (1), 48-73. Abstract |
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(2019). Access to Internet-based mental health resources in a nationally representative sample of Canadian active duty military personnel.
Journal of Military, Veteran, and Family Health, 5 (2), 27-39. Abstract |
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Duvivier, C., Polèse M., and Apparicio P.
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Regional Studies, 52 (6), 756-767. Abstract |
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(2018). Is there evidence of an information and communication technology labour shortage in the Canadian Labour Force Survey?.
Canadian Public Policy, 44 (S1), S1-S12. Abstract |
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Mueller, R. E., Truong N.. T. Khuong, and Smoke W.
(2018). Underrepresentation of women in Canada's information and communications technology sector: What can we learn from a Canadian survey of adult skills?.
Canadian Public Policy, 44 (S1), S73-S90. Abstract |
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Truong, N.. T. Khuong, and Sweetman A.
(2018). Basic information communication technology skills between Canadian immigrants and non-immigrants.
Canadian Public Policy, 44 (S1), S91-S112. Abstract |
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Tumpane, S. K.
(2018). Health, labour, and the environment: An social economic analysis.
Department of Economics. Toronto, ON: York University. Abstract |
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SSRN Working Paper, Halifax, NS Abstract |
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Data Envelopment Analysis Journal, 2 (2), 113-139. Abstract |
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(2017). How deep is the digital divide? ICT literacy and the role of assistive technology in helping older workers.
Research on Aging Policies and Practice (RAPP) FACT Sheet, Edmonton, AB Abstract |
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Kim, S., Boyle M. H., and Georgiades K.
(2017). Cyberbullying victimization and its association with health across the life course: A Canadian population study.
Canadian Journal of Public Health, 108 (5-6), 468-474. Abstract |
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Afshar, A. Ehteshami, Weaver R. G., Lin M., Allan M., Ronksley P. E., Sanmartin C., et al.
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(2014). From engineer to taxi driver? Language proficiency and the occupational skills of immigrants.
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