Scotiabank sponsors TRIEC’s PINs program for three more years

We’re pleased to announce that Scotiabank will sponsor our Professional Immigrant Networks (PINs) initiative until 2017. The Professional Immigrant Networks initiative is a network of professional associations, run by and for immigrants to Toronto. Through PINs, TRIEC...

Immigration as a source of Innovation

TRIEC Executive Director Margaret Eaton made the case for leveraging immigration as a source of innovation at the Canadian Immigration Conference in Toronto, Canada, on May 15 2014. She gave examples of employers such as Xerox Research Centre of Canada,  SMTC and...

RBC, TRIEC celebrate excellence in immigrant employment

Two organizations and one individual are being recognized in the 8th annual Immigrant Success Awards by RBC and the Toronto Region Immigrant Employment Council (TRIEC) Thursday. The awards are designed to recognize organizations and individuals who are making...

Champions for immigrant employment honoured

A headhunting firm that goes out of its way to validate immigrants’ foreign credentials. A Mexican newcomer who founded a networking group for Latin American graduates. A training program for immigrant entrepreneurs. These Greater Toronto initiatives are the winners...

TRIEC celebrates 10 years of helping skilled immigrants

More than a decade ago, the Toronto City Summit Alliance (now CivicAction) and the Maytree Foundation conducted some community outreach, asking what the most compelling issues facing Toronto were—including which issues were being neglected and required more...