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Rehabilitation Science. Guelph, ON: McMaster University. Abstract |
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Rana, S. ur Rehman
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Gottlieb, J. D., Townsend R. R., and Xu T.
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Hui, T. Shek-wai, and Ford R.
(2018). Education and labour market impacts of the Future to Discover project.
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Lluis, S., and McCall B.
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Finnie, R., and Gray D.
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Canadian Public Policy / Analyse de Politiques, 44 (2), 173-189. Abstract |
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(2018). Assessing active labour-market programs: How effective is Ontario Works?.
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Lacroix, G., Clavet N-J., and Corneau-Tremblay N.
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Clavet, N-J., Corneau-Tremblay N., and Lacroix G.
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Smith-Carrier, T., Kerr D., Wang J., Tam D. M. Y., and Kwok S. Ming
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Gibson, G.
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