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This section features stories related to our strategic priorities and local news relevant to the Tri-Cities on immigrant inclusion.

Budget 2024: How will it impact Canadian immigration?

Canada’s Minister of Finance Chrystia Freeland has tabled federal Budget 2024 to Parliament. Canada releases a budget annually that sets the tone for spending in the upcoming fiscal year. It plays a major role in how life will be managed for all people in Canada, including newcomers. For example, the Budget outlines the national plan […]

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New designated educational credential assessment organization for architects

Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) will designate a new professional body to issue educational credential assessments (ECAs) for architects interested in immigrating to Canada. As part of the eligibility criteria for economic permanent residence programs, applicants must demonstrate that their foreign degrees, diplomas or certificates are authentic and equivalent to Canadian credentials. Applicants can […]

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How to be proactive and regain control over a ‘dry promotion’ at work

In today’s world of constant flux, the dynamics of the workplace are changing too and springing one surprise after the other. The latest one doing the rounds of workplace discussions is the trend of ‘dry promotions’. Simply put, your employer may reward you with a higher position, a new job title or additional responsibilities. But […]

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Living the Canadian dream: 11 dos and don’ts

To most immigrants, arriving in Canada is a dream. While some are lucky to have a prior job waiting or have relatives or friends to stay with, others are not so fortunate. They may have to start on their own and find their own path. Living in Canada can pose many challenges especially if you […]

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Prizes are waiting for Coquitlam teens during Youth Week 2024

Coquitlam teens can now sign up for free fun — and have chances to win prizes — during this year’s BC Youth Week, May 1 to 7. Students ages 11 to 18 can kick off the special week with a scavenger hunt, sending individual and group participants around the city to snap selfies and discover […]

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