Settlement

The SEND project, led by ACCES Employment with funding from Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada, hired Logical Outcomes to explore how organizations across sectors are currently using digital messaging tools (WhatsApp, SMS, Teams, electronic medical records, etc.) to

The 519 has launched a community-driven project called Sharing Truth. Building Power. Driving Change. It's aimed at addressing the unique racism, xenophobia, and queerphobia experienced by Black LGBTQ+ newcomers in Ontario.

Resources include:

• an Anti-Oppression Practice Toolkit for

The study, the third in ICC’s Leaky Bucket series, uses 40 years of data to uncover that one in five immigrants leave Canada within 25 years, with the highest losses occurring just five years after arrival.

The report follows ICC’s first “Leaky Bucket” report released in 2023, also produced by the Conference Board of Canada. That original study revealed the alarming trend of immigrants leaving Canada in growing numbers to seek opportunity elsewhere.

Tailoring sexual health information for newcomers in Canada

Attached is a copy of the webinar presentation.

English recording:   https://youtu.be/HmPJF1KHR5I

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OCASI is pleased to announce the upcoming self-directed online course on:

Addressing Anti-Indigenous Racism in the Immigrant and Refugee-Serving Sector

• Date: December 11 - January 23, 2026
• Registration deadline: January 9, 2026

About this Course

This 4-module course is specifically

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When: Wednesday, December 10th, 3-4:30pm Eastern

Where: Register via Zoom

As support for migrants and refugees has been backsliding in Canada, the “We’re Better Together” campaign was created to improve public opinion and build momentum for an inclusive immigration

About the Resource List

This resource list was developed as a practical response to recent IRCC funding changes affecting CUAET visa holders who are no longer eligible for LINC classes and the increasing language support needs identified in the community.

This resource provides a

Introduction

Research from the Institute for Canadian Citizenship (ICC) shows that immigrant onward migration – immigrants leaving Canada – has  increased steadily since the 1980s. Housing affordability, inflation, cost of living, and similar macro-level economic factors are