The crying shame of the taxi-driving surgeon

Toronto StarMarch 02, 2009 Joe Fiorito You can open the door if you have a key; if you do not have a key, the only way you can get one is to open the door. That is the Law of Canadian Experience. The corollary: if you get a key, we will change the locks. There are...

Degrees don’t ensure jobs for female immigrants

Women from Asia or Africa have toughest time finding work, StatsCan labour survey shows Toronto StarJuly 21, 2008 Lesley Ciarula Taylor Immigration Reporter Women with university degrees who immigrated to Canada recently from Asia or Africa are having the toughest...

Mentoring program changing people's lives

Milton Canadian ChampionMay 20, 2008 Hiba KesebiSpecial to the Champion Mentors, mentees and organizers of the Halton Mentoring Partnership Program went silent as Mathew Omoruyi told them about his light at the end of the tunnel. Omoruyi immigrated to Canada from...

‘This is not a success story yet’

Newcomers to Canada too often find the dream of a better life remains an elusive goal London Free PressDecember 22, 2008 Jennifer O’Brien Even when you’re behind with the bills, use the food bank and can’t see light at the end of the tunnel, you keep...

Newcomers set to play critical role

Workplace Reality Financial PostFebruary 25, 2009 Mary Teresa Bitti Diversity is about numbers. One in five Canadians is born on foreign soil. According to the 2006 Census, the level of immigration in recent years has been unprecedented. A walk through the streets of...