The YMCA of Greater Toronto is happy to introduce the “Fast Track Tech Jobs”. This is a new bridging program for internationally trained professionals offered by the YMCA of GTA in partnership with Seneca College and Employment Ontario. HIGHLIGHTS • Cloud Computing and Big Data Industry Trends• The uniqueness of YMCA’s Bridge Program• Program Eligibility…
DetailsAs the province of Ontario announced to gradually ease COVID-19 restrictions on January 31, we are also safely and cautiously reopening our YMCA Newcomer Information Centre for in-person services effective February 14, 2022. We continue to take safety measures and following the provincial and municipal safety protocols in all our centres to protect everyone from…
DetailsAs someone who moved to a new country, you may leave your successful career behind. And maybe you plan to find work in your field, or you may decide to pursue another career. No matter your decision on what profession you want to have in Canada, it’s crucial to research the occupation. Our Information & Referral…
DetailsIn a few weeks, we will reach the end of 2021. The YMCA Newcomer Information Centre would like to thank you for your continuous support and trust in using our newcomer service and our community partners for the ongoing collaboration. Please take a look at our office hours during the holiday seasons: We will resume…
DetailsDepending on which province you are in, winter in Canada can be extremely cold with the lowest temperature of -76°F (-60°C) or mild with the lowest temperature of 21°F (-6°C).
DetailsCanada is a country that is full of diversity, where people from countries around the world live and work peacefully in an inclusive, fair, and equitable society. Therefore, Canada is often called a “Cultural Mosaic” – a mix of different ethnic groups, languages, and cultures.
DetailsThis blog was prepared by YMCA Newcomer Information Centre Information and Referral Specialist, Egle Madhok. Prepare yourself, my friends! 80% off everything, special deals only today, Black Friday sales – these ads will try to charm and seduce you everywhere you go as we are slowly approaching the 26th of November, the first day of the…
DetailsAs a newcomer, you may be wondering why Canadians wear a Red Poppy in their left lapel; it’s impossible not to notice it, especially in November. The Red Poppy, which grows on the First World War battlefields in Flanders, in Belgium and northern France, is the symbol of Remembrance Day. This memorial day is observed…
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