- Don’t miss this year’s speed mentoring marathon in Toronto by ACCES EmploymentOn Wednesday, May 17, 2017, don’t miss ACCES Employment’s 2017 Speed Mentoring Marathon from 5:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at Toronto Marriott Downtown Eaton Centre, 525 Bay St. Registration is from 4:30-5:30 p.m. The Speed Mentoring Marathon is a large-scale event that provides jobseekers with the opportunity to engage with mentors ...
- One month until Toronto Career, Education and Settlement Immigrant FairIn about one month, Canadian Immigrant magazine’s dynamic tradeshow and speakers’ event, the Career, Education and Settlement Immigrant Fair, is returning to Toronto for the seventh year. The free event, from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., presented on June 3 (at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre), will feature a varied group of exhibitors from hiring employers, ...
- Not much time left to vote for RBC Top 25 Canadian Immigrant AwardsJust a little more than two weeks are left in Canadian Immigrant magazine’s online voting phase for its ninth annual RBC Top 25 Canadian Immigrant Awards. This coveted award recognizes and celebrates the untold stories of Canadian immigrants who have made a significant contribution to Canada — all the more poignant ...
- Five reasons to sign up for Canadian Immigration Summit 2017: Innovating at 150 and BeyondOn May 9-10, the Conference Board hosts third annual Canadian Immigration Summit in Ottawa to celebrate the vital contributions that immigrants have made to Canada, and discuss innovations that could help build an even stronger immigration system over the next 150 years. Each year, the summit convenes hundreds of representatives ...
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