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March 2012

TRIEC participates in 14th National Metropolis Conference panel discussion Mobilizing Data on Immigrants in the Labour Market
Mar 01, 2012
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CONFERENCE
Presenter(s):
Joan Atlin
Director of Programs
TRIEC

The National Metropolis Conference is an annual forum for researchers, policy makers, representatives from community and settlement organizations to share and exchange knowledge and experience in the field of immigration and settlement.
TRIEC Executive Director Elizabeth McIsaac speaks at conference entitled “Integration of Immigrant in an Urban Setting: Perspective from Canada, Belgium and the European Union”
Mar 20, 2012
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CONFERENCE
Presenter(s):
Elizabeth McIsaac
Executive Director
TRIEC

The conference focuses on social, economic and demographic impacts of immigration in both Canada and Belgium.
TRIEC participates in the Conference for International Engineers
Mar 30, 2012
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CONFERENCE
Presenter(s):
Charles Achampong
Manager, Corporate and Stakeholder Relations, Toronto
TRIEC

This is a one-day conference hosted by bridging program partners across Ontario and funded by the Ministry of Citizenship and Immigration. It is open to international engineers and employers throughout Ontario.

February 2012

TRIEC participates in webinar: Professional Immigrant Networks - Connecting with immigrant talent
Feb 22, 2012 12:00 pm
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WEBINAR
Presenter(s):
Racquel Sevilla
Manager of Project Development
TRIEC
Deanne Matzanke
Director of Diversity and Inclusion
Scotiabank

Skilled immigrants are an excellent source of talent for employers looking to create a diverse and innovative workforce. But knowing where and how to find this talent can be a challenge for some employers. This webinar will examine Professional Immigrant Networks (PINs) as a source of immigrant talent that can help employers meet business and organizational needs.

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