Halifax Magazine talks to immigration lawyer Lee Cohen about why tea and cake are important for attracting more people to the province. Also ISANS staff Aseel Ali talks about creating a welcoming community for newcomers…
The work of the Nova Scotia Coalition on Community Interpreting, lead by ISANS staff Merek Jagielski, has been recognized by the Nova Scotia Legislature. Rafah DiCostanzo, MLA for Clayton Park West, made a member statement in the House on Thursday, April 5, 2018 acknowledging the work and accomplishments of the … Read more
Recent immigrants visited Memory Lane Heritage Village for an unforgettable experience at the Nova Scotia Forest Festival.
A day to celebrate the progress made in protecting and welcoming refugees.
NSCC is partnering with organizations including ISANS to support student success and reduce barriers to education for former refugees.
Today we celebrated Gerry Mills, our outgoing Executive Director, and thanked her for thirty years of service working with immigrants to Nova Scotia. Gerry’s vision, dedication, and commitment to collaboration have helped build and strengthen this organization. She has left her mark on Nova Scotia, and on the settlement sector … Read more
Halifax recently hosted Canada’s largest-ever conference on domestic violence.
All are welcome to attend this free health forum on April 26.
Global News Halifax sits down with incoming CEO of ISANS Jennifer Watts to discuss her vision for the future and the topic of immigration retention in Atlantic Canada.
ISANS receives plaque created in memory of pharmacist and volunteer Craig Ennett.
The ACORN Conference connected new Canadians who were farmers with the local organic farming community.
Artist and business-owner Enas Jawad was a featured artist at Halifax City Hall on International Women’s Day.