Join us for an insightful presentation designed to introduce newcomers to all that Calgary has to offer. In this workshop, our partner Gateway will provide you with a comprehensive overview…
BRIDGES 2024 is an annual Collaboration and Partnership Forum organized by the Toronto East Quadrant Local Immigration Partnership (TEQ LIP) VIRTUAL ATTENDEES A link to access our live meeting room…
Before moving here, you must have many questions about settling in your new country. That’s why we created this webinar so our team of Certified Information and Referral Specialists, established…
Having strong English and/or French skills is imperative to finding success in Canada. Assessing your language proficiency can help you determine how much you need to improve. The Canadian Language…
If you are planning to move to the greater Quebec City Region, and are looking for newcomer services and resources, you won’t want to miss this webinar! VEQ Quebec will…
Immigrating to a new country comes with a list of many things to do. To help you prepare and check everything off your list this webinar will talk about the…
New immigrants seeking to settle in a new country may face different challenges. Aside from the weather, some challenges are language barriers, finding suitable employment, cultural differences, and misinformation. To help new immigrants overcome these challenges, Canada has many settlement programs & services to help them adjust and integrate into Canadian society.
🌟 Join Us for Newcomer Settlement Services Every Tuesday! 🌟 Are you a newcomer to Toronto seeking settlement support? Look no further! We are thrilled to introduce Pranoti Menon, Settlement…
Finding accommodation in Canada can be tricky. Canada is a beautiful country, and living there can be a great experience. When you are moving to any new area, looking for the right home for you and your companions (if any) can be hard and enjoyable.
Although there are several tasks involved in moving to Canada, a few of the most important ones are emphasized below as part of a checklist to make things simpler. You can get in contact with any local settlement agency to go through the settlement checklist and work on achieving your goals.
You can look for Settlement Agency in your area, using your residential address at: https://ircc.canada.ca/english/newcomers/services/index.asp