Profiles of newcomers

Toronto StarJanuary 15, 2009 Bill TaylorSpecial to the Star When Marcelo Sagel first answers his cellphone for our interview, it’s not a good time to talk – he’s in the cockpit of a Porter Airlines Bombardier Q400 turboprop at Toronto City Centre...

Immigrants In Canada Stuck In Low-Paying Jobs

South Asian LinkJanuary 5, 2009 TORONTO – Professionals and degree-holders seeking immigration to Canada, beware! The number of degree-holder immigrants, including doctors and engineers, stuck in jobs with low education requirements, such as clerks, truck and...

Acting local, hiring global

A London hi-tech company finds workforce salvation abroad. The London Free PressSaturday, January 3, 2009 By Jennifer O’Brien, Free Press Reporte There was a time when Sciencetech Inc., a London firm that designs and makes optical instruments, couldn’t...

London Free Press: Perseverance can pay off

By Jennifer O’Brien A little over two years ago, packing a few things and their dreams, they began to arrive here in London, a world away. They were 17 families from Burma, first transplanted to a refugee camp in Thailand where many of their children had been...

FMC leads the way in immigrant mentoring program

Law TimesMonday, December 29, 2008 By Robert Todd Some Toronto-area immigrants will find it easier to gain a foothold in the local workforce thanks to the generous work of employees at a prominent law firm. The Toronto Regional Immigrant Employment Council recently...