Services available to Newcomers
Join Carine McKee, Citizen Services Specialist from Service Canada, who will present the services available to newcomers to Canada.
Your First Steps in Ontario
Are you planning to arrive in Ontario? Do you need help creating a “To Do” checklist regarding your settlement process? Join us to learn about essential programs and services you can access as a new resident of Ontario. Our orientation session will help you understand how you can better tackle your settlement needs in your…
Everyday Life in Canada
This webinar is only for registered members of Next Stop Canada. If you are not a member, please register at the link below. As you plan for your settlement in your new home and life in Canada, you’ll find that you have a lot of questions about your daily life as a newcomer. It is…
Services for Newcomers to the Northwest Territories (EN & FR)
CDETNO (Conseil de développement économique des Territoires du Nord-Ouest) provides a welcome and Integration Services to newcomers and immigrants (individuals and families) to the Northwest Territories, even years after their arrival. Our team works together with newcomers to create lasting connections with the new community they settle in.
Canadian City Spotlight: Ottawa, Ontario
Globally known, Ottawa is the capital of Canada in the province of Ontario. It is a government town. You can’t miss Parliament Hill and many other government institutions situated here. Ottawa is a bilingual city, both English and French; the city is close to the province of Quebec. French is Canada’s second official language.
Your New Home – A Journey Through Peel Region
This webinar is only for registered members of Next Stop Canada. If you are not a member, please register at the link below. Peel Region attracts many new immigrants to the region, and there is a reason why! We will provide a comprehensive summary of Peel Region’s services on regional, municipal, and community levels…
A Guide on Setting Up Your Financial Life in Canada (Part 2)
In our previous blog, we discussed steps on how you can set up your finances in Canada. In this follow-up blog, we will discuss further steps you can take to make your financial transition to Canada a complete success.
English Test-Taking for Newcomers to Canada
CELPIP stands for the Canadian English Language Proficiency Index Program and is an English test that allows test takers to demonstrate their ability to function in English. The CELPIP Test has been designated by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) for use by individuals applying for permanent resident status and citizenship in Canada.
Tips From An Internationally Trained Professional: A Newcomer Arriving in A Small Rural Community in Ontario
Leaving the small island state of Grenada, a warm tropical island in the southern Caribbean, was one of the most significant decisions of my life. Having already achieved a successful career there, deciding to relocate to Canada was not easy. I had to say goodbye to very close family and friends and a cherished legacy of a very fruitful career. It also involved leaving temperatures ranging from 19 to 31 degrees Celsius influenced by the Atlantic Ocean and the Caribbean Sea and an only 5-minute drive to the world-famous Grand Anse Beach.
A Guide on Setting Up Your Financial Life in Canada (Part 1)
Congratulations and welcome! Soon you will be starting a new life in Canada, and while this might be exciting, it can also be a little scary. Moving to a new country requires patience as you deal with all the changes you will encounter, especially when it comes to managing your money and finances.