Posts Tagged ‘Free resources for immigrants’
Information Session: Healthcare in British Columbia
Moving to British Columbia and wondering how healthcare coverage works? Join this informative session to learn about B.C.’s Medical Services Plan (MSP), including who is eligible, what it covers, and how to enrol. Get practical information to help you understand the healthcare system and feel better prepared for your arrival in British Columbia.
Read MorePeer Networking: Francophones in Manitoba
Planning to settle in Manitoba and looking for support in French? Join this conversation circle with former SOPA clients who now support French-speaking newcomers as employment and immigration counsellors at CDEM and Pluri-Elles. Hear about their own immigration journeys, learn practical job search strategies, and discover services available to help Francophones build connections and settle successfully in Winnipeg.
Read MoreInformation Session: Drivers Licensing Process in Saskatchewan
Planning to drive in Saskatchewan? Join the SOPA Saskatchewan team and Murshad from the Regina Open Door Society to learn how to get a driver’s licence in the province and prepare for winter driving. Get practical tips for navigating icy roads and learn what to expect when driving during a Saskatchewan winter. Arrive better prepared to drive safely and confidently in your new community.
Read MoreInformation Session: Volunteering in Alberta
Want to build Canadian experience before finding your first job? Discover how volunteering can help you gain experience, meet people, build connections, and find opportunities that match your skills and career goals.
Read MoreSoft Skills workshop: Working with Others
Success in Canada’s workplace takes more than technical skills. This interactive workshop builds teamwork, communication, and collaboration skills to help you thrive with colleagues from diverse backgrounds.
Read MoreInformation Session: YREACH Support in Nova Scotia Schools
Are you an immigrant parent moving to Nova Scotia with school-aged children between 4 and 18? Join the YREACH team to learn how the program can support your family with school registration and help your children settle successfully into their new school and classroom throughout the year.
Read MoreInformation Session: Dealing with Stress in Canada
Moving to a new country can be exciting, but it can also bring stress and uncertainty. In this supportive session, you’ll explore common challenges newcomers may experience and learn practical ways to manage stress, protect your wellbeing, and build resilience. You’ll also learn about available supports and where to find help when needed.
Read MoreInformation Session: Getting to Know Police Services in Canada
Learn about the role of police in Canada, the types of situations you can contact police about, how to call for help, and what to expect when interacting with police. This session will help you better understand policing in Canada and feel more prepared and confident if you ever need police assistance. Knowing when and how to contact the police is an important part of preparing for life in Canada. Join this session to learn practical information that can help you understand what to do and who to contact in different situations.
Read MorePeer Networking: Working Women – Staying Visible
Taking a career break or rebuilding your professional life after moving to Canada? Connect with other newcomer women and explore practical ways to stay professionally visible while navigating motherhood, relocation, career changes, and new beginnings.
Read MoreSoft Skills workshop: Complex Conversations
Navigate sensitive topics and resolve conflicts professionally with this Complex Conversations workshop. You’ll gain practical strategies to communicate clearly, manage emotions, and maintain positive workplace relationships.
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