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How Volunteering Helps Newcomers Integrate, Connect, and Succeed
Pranav Kohli is an anthropologist with a background in research, teaching, and fundraising. After actively participating in the Canada InfoNet program in July 2023, he
Making Informed Destination Choices: A Guide for Pre-Arrival Immigrants to Canada
Moving to Canada is an exciting adventure, but choosing the right place to settle can feel overwhelming. For many newcomers, the decision is shaped by
Unlocking Success in Canada: Your Guide to Informational Interview
Hello there! So, you’re thinking about making the move to Canada, eh? That’s exciting! Whether it’s the breathtaking landscapes, the friendly communities, or the promising
From Engineer to Plumber: How Canada InfoNet Helped an Internationally Educated Engineer Transition to a Successful Trade Career in Canada
In today’s global job market, transitioning careers can be a daunting task, especially when moving to a new country. This blog tells the inspiring story
Mentoring in Small Communities: A Journey of Support and Connection
Within the rich diversity of Canadian communities, small towns offer unique opportunities for newcomers that also come with a reduced cost of living and a
New report on skilled immigrant women’s pursuit for employment in Canada
In the rich tapestry of immigrant experiences, the narratives of skilled immigrant women often stand out for their resilience, ambition, and the unique challenges they
Exploring Skilled Trades in Canada
Canada’s projection for the Skilled Trades sector is that over 256,000 new apprentices are needed over the next 5 years to meet the demand of
Welcoming includes seizing opportunities, big and small, to see each other and work together
One way to welcome newcomers is to volunteer in newcomer-serving organizations. Our volunteer mentors at JVS Toronto have helped more than 2000 newcomers to Canada
Canada Beyond the Big Cities, Part 5: Employment Opportunities in Greater Sudbury, Ontario
Canada is a big country but most immigrants still settle in the country’s biggest cities – like the Greater Toronto and Metro Vancouver areas. This