New Canadians flock to better life in suburbs

Immigrants in 905 more likely to be educated, own home, study finds Toronto StarMarch 20, 2009 Nicholas Keung Lesley Ciarula Taylor Immigration Reporters jpg” alt=”” width=”250″ height=”194″ />   CARLOS OSORIO/TORONTO STAR...

Vancouver Sun: New immigrants turn backs on big cities

Norma Greenaway OTTAWA – New Canadians, many of whom are skilled and highly educated, are increasingly bypassing the population magnets of Vancouver, Toronto and Montreal to settle in suburban and smaller communities, says a study released Thursday. The...

Extra NA: Programme hits right note with immigrants

Neil ArmstrongExtraNA Writer TORONTO, Canada – In January, Patricia O’Connor, the coordinator of Field Programming for the The Internationally Educated Social Work Professionals (IESW) Bridging Programme at Ryerson University’s Chang School of...

Swedish National Conference on Diversity and Growth

Stockholm, Sweden TRIEC executive director Elizabeth McIsaac will be presenting at this conference on the TRIEC model. Opening remarks for the conference will be delivered by the Canadian Ambassador to Sweden, Alexandra Volkoff. For more information visit the...