FINAL PROGRAM
ANNUAL MEETING OF
CANADIAN POPULATION SOCIETY
MAY 28 – 30 MAY 2014
BROCK UNIVERSITY
ST-CATHARINES, ONTARIO
CANADIAN POPULATION SOCIETY
2014 Annual Meeting
Final Program
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Tuesday May 27
Location: Mackenzie Chown D Block -- 205
2014 Graduate Research Development Conference
Hosted by Canadian Population Society, co-organized with the Population
Change and Lifecourse Strategic Knowledge Cluster (PCLC)
Organizers: Stacey Hallman (University of Western Ontario), Laura Wright (University of
Western Ontario) and Maxwell Hartt (University of Waterloo)
Contact: shallma@uwo.ca, lwrigh56@uwo.ca, or mhartt@uwaterloo.ca
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Brock University Campus Map:
http://www.brocku.ca/webfm_send/1367
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Tuesday,
May 27, 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Location:
Wellington Court
11 Wellington Street
St. Catharines, Ontario
L2R 4W9
Tel – 905.682.5518
CPS COUNCIL MEETING (For CPS Council members)
Chair: Eric Fong (University of Toronto)
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CANADIAN POPULATION SOCIETY, 2014 ANNUAL MEETING
PAPER SESSIONS: WEDNESDAY-FRIDAY, MAY 28-30
WEDNESDAY, May 28
Wednesday, May 28, 8:45 AM – 10:30 PM
Location: Glenridge Building A - 162
Session 1.1: METHODS AND POPULATION PROJECTIONS
Session Chair: Barry Edmonston (University of Victoria)
Organized by: René Houle (Statistics Canada)
1. Guillaume Marois and Alain Bélanger (Institut national de la recherche
scientifique). SiDéLo: A Small Area Population Projection Model Using
Ecological and Contextual Parameters.
2. Patrice Dion, Nora Bohnert and Jonathan Chagnon (Statistics Canada).
Innovations accompanying Statistics Canada’s forthcoming Population
Projections for Canada, Provinces and Territories 2013 to 2041.
3. Daniel Telake, Matthew Till and John Rietschlin (Employment and Social
Development Canada). Old age dependency ratio projections under the
LifePaths microsimulation model.
4. Tom Perks (University of Lethbridge). Obesity and its relation to employment
income: Does the bias in self-reported BMI alter the relationship?
Wednesday, May 28, 10:45 AM - 12:00 AM
Location: Glenridge Building A - 162
Session 1.2: IMMIGRATION AND MIGRATION RESEARCH USING NEW DATA AT
STATISTICS CANADA
Session Chair: Michael Haan (University of New Brunswick)
Organized by: Michael Haan (University of New Brunswick)
1. Bonikowska, Aneta (Statistics Canada), Feng Hou (Statistics Canada), Garnett
Picot (Statistics Canada). New Immigrants Seeking New Places: The Role of
Policy Changes in the Regional Distribution of New Immigrants to Canada.
2. Schellenberg, Grant (Statistics Canada), and Yuqian Liu (Statistics Canada).
Inter-provincial employment: Long-term trends and inter-provincial migration.
3. Haan, Michael (University of New Brunswick) and Yuqian Liu (Statistics Canada).
A Lifetime of Mobility: Insights from the 1991 Census-Longitudinal Worker File.
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Wednesday, May 28, 12:00 AM - 12:30 PM
Break – Pick up Lunch box for the lunch session sponsored by the Population
Change and Lifecourse Strategic Knowledge Cluster (PCLC)
Wednesday, May 28, 12:30 AM - 2:15 PM LUNCH SESSION
Location: Glenridge Building A - 162
Session 1.3: IMMIGRATION AND LABOUR MARKET
Session Chair: Barry Edmonston (University of Victoria)
Organized by: Michael Haan (University of New Brunswick)
Discussant: Stanley Kustec, Senior analyst, Citizenship and Immigration Canada)
1. Sano, Yujiro (Memorial University). How Do Employment Patterns of Immigrants
Differ between New and Traditional Immigrant Gateways: Comparisons Between
Atlantic Canada and Three Largest Cities.
2. Wanner, Richard (University of Calgary). The “Great Recession” and Immigrant
Labour Market Outcomes: Results from the Canadian Labour Force Survey.
3. Hong. Jangman (University of New Brunswick). Disadvantage or Upward
Mobility?: The Self-Employment Incomes of Immigrants and Minorities
Wednesday, May 28, 2:30 AM – 4:30 PM
Location: Glenridge Building A - 162
Session 1.4: IMMIGRATION AND MIGRATION
Session Chair: Michael Haan (University of New Brunswick)
Organized by: Michael Haan (University of New Brunswick)
1. Kim, Ann H. (York University), Reem Attieh (York University), and Benjamin
Christensen (York University). Shifting the data landscape for immigration studies
in Canada: Limitations and opportunities in the non-profit sector.
2. Shen, Jing (University of Lethbridge), Charles Jones (University of Toronto) and
Susan McDaniel (University of Lethbridge). Generation Status, Peer Exposure,
and Risk of Violent Behaviour among Youth in Canada.
3. Liu, Jinju (Beijing City University), and Wei Chen (People’s University of China).
Floating Migration in China: A Life Table Analysis.
4. Islam, Mohammad Mainul (McGill University), Anita J. Gagnon (McGill
University). Access to Reproductive Health Care for Urban Migrant Women in
Bangladesh.
5. Edmonston, Barry And Sharon M Lee (University of Victoria). Residential Mobility
Of Elderly Canadians:Trends And Determinants
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Wednesday, May 28, Time: 5:00 PM 7:00 PM
Location: Congress Centre (Walker Complex)
President’s Reception
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Wednesday, May 28, 6:30 PM - 9:00 PM (cash bar)
CPS BANQUET
Location:
Restaurant The Syndicate
332 Ontario Street, St. Catharines
ON L2R 5L8
Phone: 905-228-3199
The restaurant is about 12 minutes by cab from Brock University.
Please note that there is one other restaurant by the same name in Niagara Falls, we
have reserved the one in St. Catharines.
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THURSDAY, May 29
Thursday, May 29, 8:45 AM - 10:15 AM
Location: Glenridge Building A - 162
Session 2.1: FAMILY AND FERTILITY: DOMESTIC ISSUES
Session Chair: Gustave Goldmann, (University of Ottawa).
Organized by: Benoît Laplante (Institut national de la recherche scientifique)
1. Parveen Nangia (Laurentian University) Intimate partner abuse in Canada
2. Bali Ram, Arun K. Sharma, Abhishek Singh and Awdhesh Yadav (Indian Institute
of Technology Kanpur). Family size and spousal physical violence against
women in India: Selection or causation
3. Mariona Lozano , Céline Le Bourdais (McGill University) and Dana Hamplová
(Czech Academy of Sciences). Parental perceived stress and work-family
balance: The effect of non-standard schedules.
Thursday, May 29, 10:30 AM – 12:00 AM
Location: Glenridge Building A - 162
Session 2.2: LONE-PARENT HOUSEHOLDS: COMPLEXITY, DIVERSITY AND
CHANGE
Session Chair: Lisa Strohschein, University of Alberta
Organized by: Lisa Strohschein, University of Alberta
Discussant: TBD
1. Gustave Goldmann, (University of Ottawa). Aboriginal lone-parent families and
their socio-economic challenges: The child’s perspective
2. Lisa Strohschein (University of Alberta) Children born to single, never-married
mothers: What do we know? What do we need to know?
3. Charles Jones (University of Toronto) and Jing Shen (University of Lethbridge).
Children and union dissolution in Canada
4. Constance T. Gager (Montclair State University), Scott T. Yabiku (Arizona State
University), and Miriam R. Linver (Montclair State University). The effect of
parental marital conflict and status on adult child relationship status: A
comparison of single, married, and divorced parents
Lunch Break, May 29, 12:00 AM - 1:00 PM
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Thursday, May 29, 1:00 PM - 2:45 PM
Location: Glenridge Building A - 162
Session 2.3: FAMILY AND FERTILITY
Session Chair: Rachel Margolis (University of Western Ontario).
Organized by: Benoît Laplante (Institut national de la recherche scientifique)
1. Arzu Sardarli (First Nations University of Canada) and Frank Trovato (University
of Alberta). Role of environmental factors in forming seasonal fertility oscillations.
2. Atsu Dorvlo and Zainab Al-Belushi (Sultan Qaboos University, Sultanate of
Oman). Changing Fertility in Oman.
3. Mohammad Mainul Islam and Anita J Gagnon (McGill University). Marrying early
in Bangladesh: Determinants and issues on reproductive health and human
rights.
4. Laura Wright (Western University) The timing of family formation: A comparison
of those in the skilled trades and the university educated across the 1905-1995
Canadian cohorts.
Thursday, May 29, 3:00 PM – 5:00 PM
Location: Glenridge Building A - 162
Session 2.4: FAMILY AND FERTILITY: LIVING ARRANGEMENTS AND RELATED
ISSUES
Session Chair: Rachel Margolis (University of Western Ontario).
Organized by: Benoît Laplante (Institut national de la recherche scientifique)
1. Xin YUAN and Yingtan MU (Nankai University). Analysis on the differences of
living arrangement between single-child and none single-child in China. Base on
difference decomposition of logistic regression.
2. Zenaida Ravanera, Fernando Rajulton and Roderic Beaujot (University of
Western Ontario) Women at midlife in Canada: Pathways to living alone and their
impact on well-being
3. Lu Chen (Nankai University) and Peter C. Coyte (University of Toronto). The
influence of informal care on labour market outcomes for married women in
China.
4. Anne Milan and Nadine Laflamme (Statistics Canada). Ethnocultural and
sociodemographic characteristics of the population who are grandparents coresiding with their grandchildren.
5. Rachel Margolis (University of Western Ontario). A demographic analysis of the
grandparent phase of life.
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FRIDAY, May 30
Friday, May 30, 8:30 AM - 10:30 AM
Location: Glenridge Building A - 162
Session 3.1: SOCIAL DIVERSITY
Session Chair: Lisa Kaida (Memorial University)
Organized by: Lisa Kaida (Memorial University)
1. Nicole Denier and Sean Waite (McGill University). Gay Pay in CanadianCities:
Local Labour Market Effects on Sexual Minority Earnings Gaps.
2. Ravi Pendakur (University of Ottawa) and Fernando Mata (Carlton University). Of
Intake and Outcomes: Wage Trajectories of Immigrant Categories in Canada.
3. Kelly Ruest (Carlton University). On Emerging Adulthood and Family Life Course
Theories.
4. Menghan Zhao (Renmin University of China). The Expansion of Undocumented
Employment in Beijing and Its Coping Strategy
5. Darcy Hango (Statistics Canada). Ability in Mathematics and Science at age 15
and Program Choice in University: Differences by Gender
6. Eric Fong and Josh Harold (U of Toronto). The Effect of Ethnic Economy's Level
of Enclosure on Co-Ethnic Earnings
Friday, May 30, 10:45 PM – 12:30 AM
Location: Glenridge Building A - 162
Session 3.2: HEALTH AND MORTALITY IN CANADA
Session Chair: Gustave Goldman (University of Ottawa)
Organized by: Amélie Quesnel-Vallée (McGill University)
1. James Iveniuk and L. Philip Schumm (University of Chicago). Social
relationships and mortality in older adulthood: Social participation, perceived
support, social networks and neighborhood characteristics.
2. Omariba, Walter (Statistics Canada). Neighbourhood Immigrant Concentration,
Ethnicity, and Cardiovascular Diseases Related Admissions in Ontario.
3. Matthew Till (Employment and Social Development Canada). Developing Stable
Disability Statistics at Small Area Levels of Geography
4. Jianye Liu (Lakehead University ). The determinants of health status of
unattached adults in Canada: A longitudinal perspective.
5. Anna Kemeny (Statistics Canada). Coping with the demands of family caregiving:
Results from a National Survey.
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Lunch Break, May 29, 12:30 AM - 1:30 PM
Friday, May 30, 1:30 PM – 3:30 PM
Location: Glenridge Building A - 162
Session 3.3: MORTALITY : INTERNATIONAL EVIDENCE OVER THE LIFE COURSE
Session Chair: Gustave Goldman (University of Ottawa)
Organized by: Amélie Quesnel-Vallée (McGill University)
1. S. K. Mishra (L.B.S.P.G. College), Chandauli, U.P., India, Bali Ram (Carleton
University), Abhishek Singh (International Institute for Population Sciences) and
Awdhesh Yadav (International Institute for Population Sciences). Birth Order,
Child’s Gender and Infant Mortality in India.
2. Ram U, P Jha (Centre for Global Health Research), F Ram, K. Kumar
(International Institute for Population Sciences), R Kumar (Institute of Medical
Education and Research), R Dikshit (Tata Memorial Hospital) and P C Gupta
(Institute of Public Health). Contemporary Estimates of Gender Specific Mortality
for Population Aged 15 to 69 Years in India’s 600 Districts
4. Jiehua Lu and Yue Li (Peking University). The study of influence factors on
mortality risk of the elderly with cognitive impairment in China：Based on a
sociological perspective.
5. Chen Wei (Renmin University of China). Month of Birth and Old-age Mortality;
Evidence from China.
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Friday, May 30, 3:30 PM - 4:30 PM
Location: Glenridge Building A - 162
CPS GENERAL MEETING (For all Canadian Population Society Members)
Chair: Eric Fong (University of Toronto)
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Friday, May 30, 4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
Location: Glenridge Building A - 162
CPS COUNCIL MEETING (For CPS Council members)
Chair: Eric Fong (University of Toronto)
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