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Jan Mertlik and Sahand Seifi (left) are the current leaders of Get Coding, a school that is transforming education and helping build up Newfoundland and Labrador’s tech workforce. Here, they are leading one of Get Coding’s classes.
December 7, 2023
Atlantic Canada/Economy/Immigration

Coding for success: How a St. John’s serial entrepreneur is building the country’s next generation of tech talent

Iranian Sahand Seifi studied at MUN and now co-leads a school that is equipping Newfoundland and Labrador’s workforce with the tools they

November 3, 2022
Local Journalism Initiative/News

How St. John’s, Newfoundland built a thriving tech scene

Originally from France, the CEO of techNL has helped Newfoundland's tech grow and address barriers in the industry

tech talent, jobs, immigration canada
April 18, 2022
British Columbia/Immigration/Local Journalism Initiative/News

New immigration pathways needed to attract tech talent

A new study calls on Immigration Canada to introduce special visas and a "nomad strategy" to attract global tech talent.

Apps have to permeate nearly every aspect of our waking lives. While they offer immense help, their shortcomings can range from the frustrating to the devastating.
January 14, 2022
Arts & Culture/Economy/Immigration

Not without my Apps

The ArriveCAN app is just one of over 500 downloaded every second. Some are helpful, others are becoming mandatory to travel, and

More than 60 per cent of Canadians think Asian immigration will positively impact the country states a new poll.
December 13, 2021
Immigration/Local Journalism Initiative/News

What Canadians think about Asian immigration, culture and technology

More than 60 per cent of Canadians think Asian immigration will positively impact the country, states a new poll, even as India,

November 23, 2021
Economy/Immigration/Local Journalism Initiative/News

Trying to break barriers in Canada’s digital ecosystem

Entrepreneurs are urging the government to invest more in the tech sector, which is rife with untapped immigrant talent.

July 22, 2021
Commentary/Economy

Immigration is Key to Growing Canada’s Digital Economy

The director of digital data and skills at the Business Council of Canada says in this guest column that the digital economy

July 22, 2020
Education

Canadian Seniors Find Ways To Stay Active During Pandemic

Retired seniors have a wealth of skills, insights and experience that the country can gain from. However, they are unable to volunteer

May 18, 2020
Health/News/Top Stories

Analysis: Ethnic Media Question Government Decisions to Lift Pandemic Lockdowns

As federal and provincial governments in Canada grapple with how to adapt to a 'new normal', ethnic media outlets provide vital platforms

April 21, 2020
Economy/Health/News/Top Stories

Canadian Software Company in China Re-Opens Amid Fears of ‘Second Wave’

With the coronavirus appearing to now be under control in the country where it started, China is firing up its economic engine.

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