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Employment Storytelling A New Adventure for MNLCT’s Language Students MNLCT’s LINC program was handpicked for a pilot project with the Department of Imaginary Affairs to empower newcomers to learn English through their own personal and employment stories. This seven-week workshop, that is being facilitated by a team of MNLCT LINC instructors and two former LINC

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

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

Do you self-identify as a woman? Do you live in Ontario? Would you like to: upgrade your employability skills after being unemployed or stuck in a survival job? join the Canadian job market for the first time? change your career or simply find a job you love? The She-Covery Response Program offers you a safe

February is Black History Month, a time to celebrate the numerous achievements that Canadians of African descent have contributed to this great homeland. Over the following four weeks, we will focus on a number of prominent Black Canadians who have shaped Canada’s legacy, and influenced it to become the culturally diverse, compassionate and prosperous nation