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How to Build a Good Mental Health as a Newcomer

Health, Life as a Newcomer, Life in CanadaBy Devi ShintaMay 11, 2023

How to Build a Good Mental Health as a Newcomer Moving to a new country can be an exciting and life-changing experience. You may face many challenges adapting to a new culture, language, and social norms, which can affect your mental health. While mental health does not mean the same thing as mental illness, having poor…

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Celebrating Earth Day – How to Contribute as a Newcomer

Life as a Newcomer, Life in CanadaBy Devi ShintaApril 17, 2023

Celebrating Earth Day – How to Contribute as a Newcomer Earth Day is an annual global event celebrated on April 22nd to raise awareness about environmental protection and sustainability. The city hosts various events and activities to commemorate Earth Day, including tree planting, clean-up events, and educational sessions on recycling and waste reduction. These events…

Job Searching Tips – How to Avoid Employment Scam

Employment, Life as a NewcomerBy Devi ShintaJanuary 23, 2023

Job Searching Tips – How to Avoid Employment Scam Finding a job in a new country can be a stressful experience. If you don’t know how the official hiring process is done in that country or are new to job searching, you can be a victim of an employment scam. There are many ways to…

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Life in Canada: How Halloween is Celebrated.

Life as a Newcomer, Life in CanadaBy Devi ShintaOctober 26, 2022

Life in Canada: How Halloween is Celebrated. Every year on October 31, Canadians celebrate Halloween as part of their tradition. The very first Halloween was celebrated when the Irish and Scottish immigrants settled in urban North America in the 1800s. If this is your first Halloween celebration in Canada, read this blog post to learn…

YMCA Mentoring Program for Immigrants

Employment, Life as a NewcomerBy Devi ShintaJune 14, 20221 Comment

YMCA Mentoring Program for Immigrants Networking is considered one of the important parts of someone’s career success. When you start a new life in a country where you don’t know anyone, go out and explore. Talk to people, or join a group of your interest.  In Canada, you can find many programs that support newcomers…

Reasons Why We Choose to Volunteer as a Newcomer

Life as a Newcomer, Life in Canada, Services for NewcomersBy Devi ShintaApril 25, 2022

As I immigrated to Canada in the fall of 2016, I was very excited to start a brand new life – in a new country, far, far away from home. Since I was born and raised in a tropical country, moving to Canada was like a dream come true! A four-season country where I can…

Winter in Canada

Your First Winter in Canada

Life as a Newcomer, Life in CanadaBy Devi ShintaDecember 9, 2021

Depending 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).

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To Buy or Not to Buy in November: Financial Literacy Month

Finance, Information Session, Life as a NewcomerBy Devi ShintaNovember 17, 2021

This 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…

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