The heart of Parkdale came alive with rhythm, colour, and community spirit at our recent Music and Dance Live Concert, a

When I first met my client, she had recently landed in Canada as a single mother, determined to build a

In a city as diverse as Toronto, where two-thirds of TDSB students come from immigrant families, our schools should reflect

CultureLink is inviting clients to take part in a short, anonymous Client Wellness Survey, designed to help us understand what matters

This spring, CultureLink’s Newcomer Mental Health Program partnered with the Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) to facilitate a series of sessions

Every year, before schools begin, CultureLink’s Settlement Workers in Schools (SWIS) team organises a Newcomer Orientation Week (NOW) at different

Toronto, ON – Often referred to as “the fourth industrial revolution,” the rise of artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping society

Since 2021, CultureLink and Earth Rangers have worked together to engage over 2,500 newcomers to Canada—immigrant and refugee families—in climate

Are you a newcomer youth in Canada? Your voice matters to us! We are looking for new ideas to support

Starting a new life in another country is never easy. Abenaya arrived in Canada with over five years of experience

This year, the business portion of our AGM was held in September, and in October we’ve had the pleasure of

In 2017, 64% of the students in the Toronto District School Board (TDSB) were from immigrant families, with both of

This year’s Spring Camp at CultureLink’s Bike Hub was a vibrant mix of learning, fun, and community. What made it

Monday, September 30, is the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation—a time to listen, learn, and reflect on the experiences

While the focus of our Cybersecurity Training Program is to prepare participants for the Certificate, we also want to ensure

At CultureLink, we understand the challenges newcomers face when integrating into a new country. Our mission is to support them

Connecting Communities: CultureLink Launches ON Indigenous Land Project Toronto, ON – April 11, 2024 – Last year, Jully Black’s rendition