Ryan Jespersen Show: “Whitening” your résumé
By CKNW | According to a new study, people are “whitening” their résumés. Dr. Sonia Kang with the University of Toronto-Mississauga says visual minorities are noticing that they are in … Continued
News March, 2016
Vancouver looks at becoming ‘sanctuary city’
By Matt Robison, Vancouver Sun | Vancouver residents fearing detention or deportation will be free to access municipal services without concern of being reported, if city councillors approve the idea … Continued
Canada to expand, export refugee programs, McCallum pledges
By Stephanie Levitz, Toronto Star | The Liberals are committing to finding new ways to get Syrian refugees to Canada and into other countries as the United Nations seeks nearly … Continued
Tax Clinic
Date: By April 30, 2016Venue: #240 – 7525 King George Blvd Learn more
Canada’s tech startup sector wants easier access to hire top foreign talent
By Sean Silcoff, Globe and Mail | After winning a big concession in the budget on taxing stock options, Canada’s tech startup sector is braced for its next battle: urging … Continued
Temporary foreign worker exemptions help Banff businesses
By Alia Dharssi, Calgary Herald | When Banff’s Rimrock Resort faced a shortage of about 30 workers last summer, its general manager, Trevor Long, stepped in to change bed linens … Continued
Voting for 2016 RBC Top 25 Canadian Immigrant Awards is open
By Digital Journal | Canadian Immigrant magazine has kicked off the online voting for the eighth annual RBC Top 25 Canadian Immigrant Awards. The awards program recognizes and celebrates the … Continued
Five Hundred Years & No Change: Aboriginal Rights in Canada
Date: April 20, 2016Venue: Surrey City Centre Library Learn more
TRIEC chair emerita Ratna Omidvar to be recommended to the Senate of Canada
By TRIEC |
Entrepreneurship increasingly attractive to newcomers
By TRIEC |