BGC South Coast BC is proud to offer programs to support parents and newcomers in Delta and the Lower Mainland, as well as early years programs for parents of young children and their babies.
Whether you arrive from a busy urban center or a quiet rural town, settling into life in Canada brings opportunities and challenges. One of the most important steps in making your new city feel like home is finding community. Here are four practical tips to help you connect with others and build a sense of belonging.
Starting a new life in Canada comes with many challenges and for immigrant women, restarting a professional career often means navigating unfamiliar systems, recertifying qualifications, and building new networks from scratch.
Oser rêver d’un avenir professionnel épanouissant, même en terre inconnue. Voilà ce que de nombreuses femmes francophones immigrantes souhaitent en posant leurs valises en Saskatchewan. Et la bonne nouvelle, c’est que ce rêve peut devenir réalité : mais encore faut-il être bien accompagnée, bien informée, et savoir que non, on n’a pas à tout affronter seule.
Starting a new life in Canada is exciting, but for many senior newcomers, it comes with challenges. Unlike younger immigrants who find connection through work or school, seniors often struggle to adapt. Language barriers, unfamiliar systems in healthcare and technology, and the loneliness of being far from close friends and cultural roots can make the transition difficult. This article explores the challenges faced by senior newcomers and how community services help them build connections and thrive in their new home.