The Skilled Immigrant InfoCentre is an online and in-person resource centre that helps newcomers to Canada find the information they need to get a job, explore careers or start a business. All of our services and resources are free and are created by staff at Vancouver Public Library.
The Toronto Region Immigrant Employment Council (TRIEC) is a multi-stakeholder council that brings leadership together to create and champion solutions to better integrate skilled immigrants in the Toronto Region labour market. We help employers and immigrants find solutions.
Founded in 2009, the purpose of the SJNC is to improve the cultural, social, and economic well-being of citizens and newcomers of all backgrounds to Greater Saint John and to promote equality for all cultural groups.
The Refugee Centre provides legal aid, academic consultations, job placement, and language classes for refugees and immigrants in Montreal. Learn more about their services, events, and legacy donation fund.
We help businesses and non-profits catalyze social impact through collaborative partnerships and social intrapreneurship
At the King’s Trust Canada, we partner with employers and community organizations to provide free skill-building programs and mentoring that prepares youth facing barriers for the transforming world of work.
The Career Foundation facilitates connections between job seekers and employers with seven locations across the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area. They offer sector-specific initiatives in skilled trades and technology, youth employment programs tailored to the unique needs of our community’s youth, as well as programs for newcomers seeking valuable experience and personalized assistance with individualized job searches.
The Beer Store is the largest beer retailer and recycler in Ontario, offering over 1000 brands of beer and a deposit return program for wine, spirit, and beer containers.
The Tent Partnership for Refugees is made up of more than 400 major companies committed to integrating refugees. Our members span industries from consumer goods to hospitality, retail to professional services, technology to manufacturing.
Ted Rogers School of Management’s Diversity Institute (DI) promotes diversity and inclusion as the key to Canada’s competitiveness by advancing understanding through the lens of employment, innovation and skills.
Join the Welcoming Economy movement.
Be part of a future where refugees have equal access to employment opportunities, businesses and employers recognize their diverse talents, and inclusive practices drive innovation, prosperity, and social cohesion within our communities.
