Canadians split on issue of immigration, survey finds

Federal report calls for special treatment of immigrants

New border security minister Bill Blair asked to lead talks on Safe Third Country Agreement with U.S.

How to quit a job right in Canada

One Chinese immigrant’s role in building Canada, and Yale, recognized

Career counsellor’s book helps newcomers

Ottawa to accept more applications under immigrant family reunification program

Syrian refugee helps others get a jumpstart in Canada

Fact check: Diversity doesn’t make Canadians feel less Canadian

This is why Canada’s gig economy is changing the future of jobs

Black Press Extreme Education and Career Fair

News August, 2018

Events Calendar

By CBC News | A new survey has found half of Canadians want to see the number of immigrants coming to Canada lowered.

By Brian Lilley, Toronto Sun | Imagine a government that says we should use taxpayers dollars to ensure small businesses hire immigrants over Canadian citizens.

By Vancouver Sun | Bill Blair, the new minister responsible for border security and organized crime reduction, has been officially tasked with leading the charge on irregular migration and looking at whether Canada should ban handguns and assault weapons.

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By Hope Standard | Recognition of On Lee’s hardships and contributions built on 2014 apology in B.C. legislature

By Canadian Immigrant Magazine | There is a career practitioner in Calgary who has juiced out 20 years of his entire experience and expertise into a book, called Destination Canada: Tools for Success, with the sole aim of helping qualified immigrants find their professional footing in Canada.

By CBC News | The federal government will help more immigrant families reunite by increasing the number of parents and grandparents admitted to Canada under its reunification program, Minister Amarjeet Sohi announced Monday in Edmonton.

By Canadian Immigrant Magazine | Mustafa Alio is a co-founder of Refugee Career Jumpstart Project in Toronto, Canada Syrian-born Mustafa Alio has always followed his convictions. His friends thought the 23-year-old was crazy when he decided to leave his home country in 2007. He was the district manager for Syria’s largest telecommunications company, Syriatel, owned … Continued

By MaCleans News | Response to Maxime Bernier has been heated, but a cooler look at research offers better grounds for not fretting about multiculturalism

By Global News | On this week’s episode of the Global News original podcast This is Why, Niki Reitmayer investigates just how reliant society has become on the gig economy and the appeal of working as an independent contractor. She speaks to numerous Uber drivers from cities around the world as well as human rights … Continued

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Date: April 25

Venue:

Did you know in the next 8 years there will be over 1 million job vacancies in British Columbia? In this growing market we invite you to join us on April 25, 2019 at the CLOVERDALE AGRIPLEX, 17798 62 AVE, SURREY. This event will feature employers, education institutions and service providers throughout the Lower Mainland.