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Do you work with French-speaking im/migrants and refugees with disabilities or deaf people living in a minority context? This 7-module self-directed course will help you provide inclusive, equitable and accessible services.

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By participating in this brief survey, you will provide essential information about the professional backgrounds of newcomers in their home countries' healthcare sectors. Your anonymous responses will contribute to enhancing policies and programs aimed at integrating newcomers into the Canadian healthcare system. The survey will only take a few minutes of your time, and your input is greatly appreciated.

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Rural and Francophone minority communities are key to both Canada’s long-term growth and our linguistic vitality. However, these communities face unique economic and demographic challenges. That is why the Government of Canada is launching two new pilots this fall to attract the skilled workers they need to grow their economies and communities.

Today, the Honourable Marc Miller, Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship, launched the community application process for the Rural Community...

Canada’s immigration ministers discussed the economic and social benefits of immigration, levels of permanent and temporary residents, and related capacity pressures. Ministers emphasized that a well-managed immigration system is critical to Canada’s objective of distributing the benefits of immigration across the country and agreed that the ability to welcome and integrate newcomers is linked to having strong public services. Provincial and territorial ministers continued to call on the...