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Citizenship Week 2012
October 15, 2012 - ICC expands its Cultural Access Pass program - read more |
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Enabling small businesses to hire people with disabilities
October 15, 2012 - Government to help 1,600 Canadians with disabilities get jobs - read more |
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Report: Canada's laws fuel migrant worker exploitation
October 02, 2012 - Canada’s reliance on low-wage migrant workers with temporary immigration status is growing but the country's laws make them vulnerable to abuse. - read more |
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Canada's skills crisis: from consultation to action
October 02, 2012 - Canadian Chamber of Commerce consultation highlights the need to upgrade Canadian workers’ skills, improve connections between educators and employers, and getting the right approach to immigration - read more |
Resources for Job Seekers
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Job interview tips: The importance of company research
Being well-informed about the company can turn an interview into a smooth flowing conversation instead of a one-sided quiz. - read more |
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Effective Networking : The Basics
It's all about building long-term relationships. Networking is about getting to know other people, and letting them get to know you, too. - read more |
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5 tips for looking for a new job - even if you still have one
It's easier to look for a new job while you already have one. Even if you aren't working in your chosen field, or at the level you'd like to be, employers see current employment as a good sign of ability for future employment. - read more |
Guidy Talks
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Deaf Boy's Treatment Not Enough for Visa Officer
Should a family be denied permanent residence to Canada because they have a young boy who is deaf, even after the child has been fitted with a cochlear implant? - read more |
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A very sour ending to a Sponsorship
When Charles decided to sponsor his parents to Canada, he never imagined it would turn out this way. He is close to his parents and they visit him here often since they don’t require a visa to enter Canada - read more |
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Feds asking tough questions about the future of immigration
Federal Immigration Minister Jason Kenney is asking some pretty tough questions about the future of Canada’s immigration program. - read more |
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