English Conversation Program
Date: September 9, 2017Venue: Surrey Library Learn more
News August, 2017
ESL Book Club
Date: September 7, 2017Venue: Surrey Library Learn more
Canada’s Language Map Looks Way Different Without English Or French
By Jesse Ferreras, Huffington Post Canada | Take English and French out of Canada, and you have a very different-looking country. Data visualizers at The 10 and 3 have done … Continued
These Are The Most Common Languages Spoken In Canada In 2017
By Rebecca Zamon, Huffington Post | Canadians are understandably proud of the diversity of our country — the people who have chosen this land, through the generations, to call their … Continued
A Surge of Migrants Crossing Into Quebec Tests Canada’s Welcome
By Dan Levin, New York Times | The crowd of asylum seekers who gathered the other day outside this city’s Olympic Stadium, their temporary home, hailed from across the globe. … Continued
Immigrant children’s play can clash with mainstream cultures
By Guofang Li, The Conversation | Every child in the world is a master of play. Play is part of the basic developmental experiences of human lives. Children learn about … Continued
Saskatchewan Reopens ‘Occupations In-Demand’ Immigration Sub-Category for Skilled Workers
By Hugo O’Doherty, Canadian Immigrant Newsletters | The Canadian province of Saskatchewan will welcome up to 1,200 new applications under the International Skilled Worker – Occupations In-Demand sub-category of the … Continued
A road map for immigration: How one school showed the way
By Marcus Gee, Globe and Mail | Robert Vipond was dropping off his daughter at Clinton Street Public School one morning in 2012 when the principal took him aside and … Continued
We’re speaking more languages, but is our landscape more diverse?
By Andrew Parkin, Globe and Mail |
Webinar: How to handle harassment and discrimination in the workplace
Date: August 15, 2017Venue: Vitual event Learn more