We all have seen how the media has drastically evolved over recent years with the advent of the digital age. Newspapers have become leaner, publications folded, advertising budgets squeezed, and the TV and radio world are cluttered. Despite the challenges, there is an upside to all this with a wave of digital media, creative space […]
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C-Women and BESIP programs will start in March. Learn more about Bridge for Immigrant Women Reskilling into IT Coding Professions and Bridge to Employment in Services for Immigrant Populations. The Bridge to Employment in Services for Immigrant Populations (BESIP) Program provides internationally educated professionals with background in health, education, law, social, community, and government services,
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Would you like to upgrade your employability skills after being unemployed or underemployed? Learning Labs are an opportunity for women to meet, network, discuss important topics related to soft skills, and get their career questions answered by an expert instructor. Sessions take place via Zoom on Monday evenings from 6 pm to 8 pm. Register
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Warm Up To Winter! MNLCT and local business Kitimai Tea & Coffee Inc. Have teamed up to offer delicious coffee and tea just in time for the holiday season. Kitimai Tea & Coffee Inc imports, distributes, blends and packs fine teas and roasts specialty gourmet coffees – all done in an ethically and socially responsible
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In this edition: In Their Own Words… | Share the News! | New Bridging Programs this Winter 2022 | BREM & BEMC Receive New Funding | Calendar of Events | MNLCT & Kitimai Tea & Coffee present | Donate to MNLCT In Their Own Words…MNLCT clients on their Canadian journey Fatima’s Story“MNLCT provided me with
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In this edition (Fall 2021): In Their Own Words… | Share the News! | New Bridging Programs this Winter 2022 | BREM & BEMC Receive New Funding | Calendar of Events | MNLCT & Kitimai Tea & Coffee present | Donate to MNLCT In Their Own Words… MNLCT clients on their Canadian journey Fatima’s Story“MNLCT
In a survey conducted in the early days of the pandemic, nearly two-thirds of youth said that their mental health had gotten worsen since the pandemic. Children and youth are feeling worried, upset, sad, isolated, stressed, and afraid and they don’t always know who to turn to for help. On November 30, 2021, our panelists discussed current
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Fatima, 29, arrived in Canada 5 years ago, breathing a heavy sigh of relief and relishing the opportunities for a new and better life. Two years later, she began to realize that dreaming of moving to Canada and settling in once arriving here were two completely different things. Then in a timely moment, a friend
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Ten years ago, Cinthia left her home to start a new life in Canada. She spent nine of those years chasing dreams that remained fleeting. She felt like she was surrounded by a large body of water and yet she remained thirsty. There were moments when she would question her decision to migrate to Canada.
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“I did not see it coming. I had not the faintest idea. If someone had told me that within a twinkle of an eye my life was going to change in a way I never imagined, I would have labelled that person the greatest liar of the century because for me it was just a
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