There are hundreds of thousands of international students in Canada, and they contribute a significant amount of money into Canada’s economy. Despite the large presence they have in this country, there isn’t the right infrastructure or support for international students.
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The global pandemic COVID-19 is having an impact deep into the religious heart of community hubs, forcing places of worship to adapt to limit the spread of the coronavirus.
View More COVID-19 Drives Religious Gatherings Online
The spread of coronavirus is breaking new ground in the relationship between employers and workers, where both sides are trying to determine the rights and obligations in the midst of a global pandemic.
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Canadian immigration experts believe that online networking is not enough to clinch a job. One has to step out to meet people and build connections. But how do you navigate the job market if language challenges or behavioural traits make it hard to network in person?
View More How Introverted Immigrants Navigate the Canadian Job Market
Inspired by Chilean mothers who fought against state violence, Canadian women are telling their stories of spousal violence through “Arpilleras” quilts.
View More Using Chilean Political Art to Heal Pain of Domestic Violence
After months of political protests and social turmoil brought Hong Kong to a near standstill, fears of the COVID-19 outbreak are disrupting the city again, compelling the Canadian community in Hong Kong to weigh the economic pros and cons of life in Asia’s financial hub.
View More Canadians in Hong Kong Review City’s Economic Future Amid Outbreak
As a journalist in Turkey, Seckin Ergun has covered many stories of courage, but none as personal as this one. He turns his focus on his wife, the woman who risked her life so he and their sons could seek refuge in Canada.
View More Unsung Hero: A Woman’s Sacrifice to Bring her Family to Canada
From the level of participation and the testimony of participants at NCM’s Ottawa event, the Canadian media landscape is primed to benefit from the experience of immigrant journalists.
View More Until Now, Finding Free Mentoring has been a Struggle for Immigrant Journalists
The lesson here is that communities will be on guard for those trying to game the system, so it’s wise not to try. So, exactly what kinds of jobs are available in these communities?
View More Some Canadian Cities open under New Rural, Northern Immigration Job Program
When Daniela Luo stepped off the plane, headed for quarantine, she was deeply impressed. Everyone was nice and welcoming. Their room was equipped with a microwave, TV and refrigerator, and disinfected each day. Meals are delivered to them by staff in protective clothing. They can get fresh air, too.
View More Coronavirus Evacuees Finally Heading Home to Vancouver