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  • 11 new bridge training projects for internationally trained immigrants in Ontario
    Ontario Minister of Citizenship and Immigration Laura Albanese at the announcement of 11 new bridging programs for immigrants. The Province of Ontario is investing $3.35 million over two years through the Ontario Bridge Training Program to help internationally trained professionals find jobs that match their skills and experience. The investment will support ...
  • What newcomers need to know about buying auto insurance in Canada  
    You have your eye on a new set of wheels and the price is right, but don’t forget there are additional costs involved when it comes to owning a vehicle — most significantly, auto insurance. In Canada, if you own a car, you must have insurance coverage. However, shopping for auto insurance ...
  • 9.2m Kenyans ‘yet to register’ as voters
    About 9.2 million Kenyan adults are yet to register as voters, the head of the National Registration Bureau has said. Reuben Kimotho told the Joint Select Committee on electoral reforms the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) can make use of the data held by the bureau as it cleans out ...
  • New book released: 100 Accomplished Black Canadian Women
    Three black female leaders have come together to pen a new book, 100 Accomplished Black Canadian Women 2016, to help inspire other women. One day, the authors — Jean Augustine, the first black female federal cabinet minister; educator Dauna Jones-Simmods; and Denise O’Neil Green — had a chat over lunch and ...
  • Federal government launches national conversation on immigration
    The Government of Canada is asking Canadians about what they think immigration means for Canada, and how Canada can continue to grow through immigration. From now until August 5, 2016, Canadians can get involved by providing an on-line written submission. Other consultation activities include cross-Canada round-table discussions led by the Minister and Parliamentary ...