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2024 – 2026 Immigration Levels Plan unveiled
Photo Source: CIC Facebook The Honourable Marc Miller, Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship, recently unveiled the 2024-2026 Immigration Levels Plan, a strategic initiative aimed at bolstering Canada’s economy while addressing the challenges posed
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Canadians are heading to the polls on September 20
Justin Trudeau and the minority Liberal government called an early federal election last week and Canadians will be voting on Monday, September 20. In the next five weeks of campaigning, Canadians will hear from
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Connect 150
After a long wait, the popular Explore 150 app returns! Explore 150 is a free app, available for download for Apple and Android. Just in time for the August long weekend, Manitobans can explore,
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Got a creative idea to promote COVID-19 vaccines in your community?
Getting a vaccine is one of the best ways to protect against COVID-19 and other serious infectious diseases. The Government of Canada recognizes that communities play a critical role in building vaccine confidence. Vaccine
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Upcoming webinar for internationally educated professionals who want to work in Manitoba
WINNIPEG/TREATY ONE TERRITORY – Newcomers to Canada often face barriers to employment in the profession they have been trained in due to difficulties in meeting registration requirements of regulated professions in Manitoba. According to
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New OMNI Television National Scholarships Build on Rogers Sports & Media’s Commitment to Increasing Diverse Voices
TORONTO (February 17, 2021) Cultivating the next generation of journalists and empowering upcoming content creators to tell stories – in their voices – that are relevant to Canada’s diverse communities is a key area
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Biden is inaugurated as the 46th President of the US
“Democracy has prevailed.” Such were the words spoken by the new US President, Joe Biden, after taking his oath of office from Chief Justice John Roberts; thereby putting an end one of the most
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Building your career? Don’t stop learning
A recent workforce trend is mobility across occupations and jobs. More than ever before, a person’s career is likely to involve a series of jobs either related to the same career path or in
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Fading Away
After coming out of the Olympic break with two straight wins, the Winnipeg Jets looked like a confident team that would be challenging for a wildcard berth into the playoffs. Five of their next
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Graffiti Doc Premières March 24
“I just got this idea for a Graffiti Gallery,” declares Stephen Wilson, Executive Director of Graffiti Art Programming, as he made the humble shift from working as a prison guard to working on crime
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