Government Websites for Newcomers

Canada has three levels of government: federal, provincial (or territorial) and municipal. The federal government and most provincial and territorial governments have websites with information specifically for newcomers. Many municipal governments also have websites with local information for newcomers.

Government websites (specifically for newcomers)

Click on your province or territory:

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Upcoming Events

Mentoring Session: Careers in Child Care (English) (North Shore Multicultural Society)

207 - 123 East 15th Street, North Vancouver

Tenant Rights (English, with support in Farsi) (North Shore Multicultural Society)

207-123 East 15th Street, North Vancouver

Nobody's Perfect in English: Summer 2017 (South Vancouver Neighbourhood House)

6470 Victoria Drive, Vancouver

Career Paths for Skilled Immigrants Information Session (ISS of BC)

333 Terminal Avenue, Vancouver

Resumes and Cover Letters WORKSHOP (ISS of BC)

2610 Victoria Drive, Vancouver, BC V5N 4L2

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Refugee figures at a glance

As of 2014, around the world there are 19.5 million refugees of concern to the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR). Most of these refugees are in Asian and in Africa.

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Images of CANN services provided to new immigrants, including government-assisted and privately-sponsored refugees, at Vancouver International Airport.

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