Study, Work and Stay in Canada
After graduation, students may be able to stay in Canada. Their education in Canada could provide them with an advantage to obtain a work permit, apply for permanent residence and become a Canadian citizen.
News
Latest news happening in the settlement sector of Ontario.
Here we post new publications (studies, reports), government notices and more.
Why is social assistance not succeeding at improving the health of its recipients?
Income support recipients are in worse or no better health than their peers. Why is social assistance failing at this important objective?
Changes to the Occupational Health and Safety Regulations for Workers Exposed to Grain Dust and Flour Dust
The Government of Canada announced changes to the occupational health and safety regulations for workers exposed to grain dust and flour dust in federally regulated workplaces. These changes to the Canada Occupational Health and Safety Regulations on grain dust and flour dust came into force on July 11.
LGBTQ+ Newcomer Women Focus Group
Have you been in Canada 7 years or less? Are you an LGBTQ+ woman and/or trans person? Get compensated to participate in a study conducted by researchers at Access
Alliance & University of Toronto, and funded by the Women’s College Hospital.
Decent Work for Women Working in the Ontario Nonprofit Sector
The Ontario Nonprofit Network has received funding from Status of Women Canada for a three-year project to apply a GBA+ lens (gender based intersectional analysis) to iIdentify barriers to women workers’ economic empowerment and prosperity in the nonprofit sector and develop and implement pilot solutions to address these barriers at the organizational, network and policy levels.
Public Holidays: A Guide to the Employment Standards
On Monday, May 7, 2018 the Government made a new regulation that reinstates the previous formula for calculating public holiday pay that applied prior to January 1, 2018. This change takes effect July 1, 2018 and generally applies to all employees covered by the Employment Standards Act.
Effective Networking Strategies for Immigrant Women
A list of six simple and effective networking strategies to make the most of professional networking.
Refugee Claimants - Myths and Facts
Refugee Claimants - Myths and Facts from the Ontario Council of Agencies Serving Immigrants
Women Connecting with Women - A Program Open to Anyone Who is Woman-identified
The program will address the systemic issues of newcomer women who face multi-barriers. The program will provide newcomer women with tools and resources to reduce social isolation, increase self-esteem, increase their networks and build confidence. The program will also provide access to one on one counseling/crisis counseling, support groups, mentoring, language enhancement and life-skills training. The end goal is for newcomer women to feel empowered and to support their social and economic integration in the Canadian Society.
Toronto Action Plan to Confront Anti-Black Racism
The City of Toronto’s Confronting Anti-Black Racism unit (CABR) is responsible for rolling out the Toronto Action Plan to Confront Anti-Black Racism.