What was the newcomer employment session supported by Anita Roy?

It was a Newcomer Employment & Career Readiness Session organized with support from Anita Roy and the Immigration Centre to provide newcomers with practical employment guidance, resources and connections.

What employment support was provided to newcomers?

Participants received guidance on Canadian-style resume preparation, interview preparation, job search strategies, networking, mentorship, local employers and settlement resources.

How can newcomers prepare for employment in Winnipeg?

Newcomers can strengthen their employment prospects by preparing Canadian-style resumes, developing interview confidence, learning local job search strategies, building professional networks and connecting with employers, mentors and settlement resources.

Who partnered with Anita Roy for the newcomer employment session?

The employment and career readiness session was supported in partnership with the Immigration Centre.

When did Anita Roy support the newcomer employment session?

The Newcomer Employment & Career Readiness Session was documented on August 30, 2026.

Where was the newcomer employment session focused?

The event focused on supporting newcomers in Winnipeg, particularly within the St. Norbert–Seine River community.

Why is newcomer employment support important for Winnipeg?

Supporting newcomers with employment, settlement resources, mentorship and professional connections can help individuals build successful futures while contributing to stronger and more vibrant Winnipeg communities.

Anita Roy Supports Newcomer Employment Session in Winnipeg

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Aug 30, 2026

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St. Norbert - Seine River

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Empowering Newcomers: Anita Roy Supports Employment Session with the Immigration Centre

Event: Newcomer Employment & Career Readiness Session
In Partnership With: The Immigration Centre
Candidate: Anita Roy for St. Norbert - Seine River
Focus: Newcomer Settlement, Employment Support, Inclusive Community Building

"It was truly rewarding to help organize and support an employment session for newcomers, made possible with the wonderful help of the Immigration Centre."

Winnipeg’s strength has always come from the diverse families who choose to call it home. I was honored to roll up my sleeves and help organize a meaningful employment session for newcomers, giving new Canadians the tools, confidence, and connections they need to build a successful future right here in our city.

Opening Doors to Opportunity

For many newcomers, the biggest hurdle to settling in Winnipeg is finding meaningful employment that matches their skills and experience. During this session, participants received practical guidance on:

Resume & Interview Preparation: Tailoring Canadian-style resumes and building interview confidence.
Job Search Strategies: Navigating the local job market and hidden opportunities.
Networking & Resources: Connecting newcomers with local employers, mentorship, and settlement supports.

A Welcoming St. Norbert - Seine River

As your candidate for City Council, I believe that a strong community is a welcoming community. Supporting organizations like the Immigration Centre—and the vital settlement work they do—must be a municipal priority. When newcomers succeed, our local economy grows, our neighborhoods become more vibrant, and our city becomes stronger for everyone.

Thank You!

A heartfelt thank you to the Immigration Centre team for their partnership and dedication, and to every newcomer who attended with such energy and hope. Your courage in building a new life here inspires me, and I am committed to ensuring Winnipeg remains a city where every resident has the opportunity to thrive.

Welcome home, and welcome to your future in St. Norbert - Seine River!