My article about the CIRRO project (Community Immigrant Retention in Rural Ontario) is now published on the Canadian Newcomer website. The article is also available in printed and the French version of the magazine. Click here to read the article.
Canadian Newcomer is a valuable source of information for newcomers to Canada. It is published 6 issues a year. This is my first article on the magazine.
I also write for the Canadian Immigrant magazine. My column on that magazine is titled “Do-It-Yourself”. It explains – in a funny way – how to deal with the chores around your home and how to fix things. Canadian Immigrant is a subdivision of Toronto Star. They currently distribute 82000 copies of the magazine mainly in Toronto and Vancouver areas.
If you would like to read my articles on Canadian Immigrant click the following links to download the PDF version. Turn to the page mentioned below.
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On July 16, 2010 a group of 29 immigrants took the oath of citizenship at Chatham courthouse. The ceremony was held by Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) and hosted by Cultural Coalition of Chatham-Kent (CCC-K). As the vice president for the board of CCC-K I had the privilege to attend the ceremony. I [...]
The Foundation of Rural Living along with the Cultural Coalition of Chatham-Kent will conduct a series of seminars/courses to encourage Chatham-Kent newcomers start businesses in the area. I will be delivering one of the sessions “Developing an e-business”.
Sessions will be conducted at the United Way building at 425 McNaughton Ave. West from 2:00 pm until 5:00 [...]
The Cultural Coalition of Chatham-Kent is currently looking for Volunteer Multicultural Actors to perform in their
diversity training videos.
These videos will cover:
Welcoming and Hiring Newcomers in Businesses
Welcoming Newcomers as Volunteers
Creating Culturally Sensitive Health care Services
To Register Please Contact Vic or Stella at Cultural Coalition of Chatham-Kent.
Phone: (519) 354-0430 ext. 226
Fax: (519) 354-9511
Email: vic@ccck.ca or stella@ccck.ca
Address:
425 [...]
If you live in Canada, you can access the Internet through several methods depending on where you live and your budget. Some example methods of access are:
Telephone line: Dial-up and DSL connections are two examples of using telephone lines to access the Internet
Cable: This is probtoably the best method of accessing the Internet in Canada. A [...]
Suppose you want to purchase a property or rather a piece of real estate such as a house or a condominium. If you have enough money then you can purchase the property from your own pocket or rather bank account. If you don’t then you refer to a bank or a financial institution such as a [...]
Chatham-Kent (C-K) is my hometown and is also an important agricultural centre. C-K farmers are in need of seasonal workers because of the nature of their work. The local market is usually not capable of providing farmers with hardworking seasonal workers they need. Many of the farmers, consequently, hire foreign workers, mainly from Mexico and Caribbean [...]
