Immigration News
Newcomer Employment Gap is the Smallest it's Been in a Decade
An article recently posted in the CIC News highlights the fact that employment rate differences between new immigrants and Canadian-born workers, is the smallest it has been in 10 years. According to the article, "the employment rate gap decreased from 19 percentage points in 2010 to 13...
How Immigration Policies Shape Gender-Based Violence Among Those With a Temporary or Precarious Status
This webinar will highlight how immigration policies impact immigrants who are experiencing gender-based violence. There will be an overview of immigration patterns, with specific attention to the growth in temporary migration programs for international students and migrant workers. Case...
Cultural Bridging Forum - Feb. 25th!
The Regina Region Local Immigration Partnership (RRLIP) joins the Multicultural Council of Saskatchewan (MCoS) in inviting members of our community to attend our 2020 Cultural Bridging Community Forum! The RRLIP, is a community initiative designed to improve the integration of newcomers, guided...
Regina's Chinese New Year Celebrations Continue
Saturday, January 25th, 2020 was the Chinese Lunar New Year, a celebration held on the first day of the Chinese calendar each year. On Sunday, January 26th, the CBC (Canadian Broadcasting Corporation) featured an article and radio interview, highilighting a woman who was raised in...
Canada's Record Population Growth in 2019 Largely Due to Immigration
An article recently posted in the CIC News highlights the fact that Canadian population growth in the third quarter of 2019 set new records and "was driven mainly by immigrants and non-permanent residents such as temporary workers". According to the article, "an estimated 103,751...
Introducing a Loan Program that Helps Saskatchewan Newcomers Gain Employment
One of the challenges skilled immigrants face in having their credentials recognized in Canada is the high cost of relicensing or training. Due to a lack of Canadian credit history and score, many newcomers are unable to obtain loans and, unless they draw from their savings, cannot afford...
Webinar About Supporting Immigrant Businesses - Jan. 23rd
Immigrants face the same challenges in starting a new business as any other entrepreneurs. Additional roadblocks can include language, limited knowledge of local markets, regulatory issues, access to credit or vital business networks. Cities of Migration is Hosting a webinar - Inroads...
Parents and Grandparents Immigration Program Has Been Temporarily Suspended
The application process for an immigration program that allows people to sponsor their parents or grandparents to come to Canada, which usually opens in January, has been postponed this year. The reason for this is to allow the Federal government time to develop a new intake management...
Saskatchewan has a New Immigration Category for International Graduates
The Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP) has unveiled the new International Graduate Entrepreneur Category This new pathway will help international student graduates of eligible post-secondary institutions in Saskatchewan, start their business and obtain Canadian...
Immigrant and Refugee Mental Health Course - Registration Open!
The Immigrant and Refugee Mental Health (IRMH) Course is a free, self-directed training that offers evidence-based information for service providers to provide better care and support to immigrants and refugees arriving to Canada. It is designed to provide an interactive experience where you...
