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New immigrants can face several challenges including mental illness when arriving and settling in Ontario. Mental health supports are available. Find them here: https://camh.ca//mental-ill/information-in-other-languages (available in multiple languages)

Today is Safer Internet Day. Learn how to protect yourself from immigration fraud and how to report it. https://www.canada.ca//immigra/services/protect-fraud.html #SID2021

The 18th annual Kids' Fish Art Contest is now open to Ontario students in grades 4-12. Show off your artistic talents for a chance to be featured on the cover o...f the 2022 Ontario Fishing Regulations Summary. Find out more: ontario.ca/fishartcontest

New to Ontario and looking for a house or apartment to call home? Visit our website for everything you need to know about moving to and settling in Ontario. https://ontario.ca/page/getting-settled-ontario

National Francophone Immigration Week 2020 is celebrating the building of community through diversity. We thank Ontario’s Francophone communities and the many French-speaking newcomers across the province for their many contributions! https://immigrationfrancophone.ca//national-francophone-im

On November 25 at 12:55 p.m., there will be a test of the Alert Ready system in Ontario. This includes testing on compatible mobile devices, television and radio. Learn more: https://www.alertready.ca/ #AlertReady

Already an internationally licensed tradesperson? Ontario’s Bridge Training Program can get you employed faster! Get the support you need to make it in the trades. Visit https://www.ontario.ca/page/work-your-profession-or-trade #SkilledTrades

Remembrance Day is a day to remember the men and women who sacrificed in the service of our country. Today we take pause to give thanks and to remember. Let us never forget. #RemebranceDay

It’s Treaties Recognition Week in Ontario! To kick off the week-long virtual learning, we’re sharing the ‘Top 5 things you need to know about treaties in Ontari...o.’ Ontario.ca/treaties | #TreatyON Anishinabek Nation | Chiefs of Ontario | Métis Nation of Ontario | Ontario Federation of Indigenous Friendship Centres - OFIFC | Ontario Native Women's Association (ONWA) | Ontario Government | City of Thunder Bay - Municipal Government, Ontario, Canada | Royal Ontario Museum | McMichael Canadian Art Collection | City of Toronto - Your Local Government | City Of Kenora

It’s Treaties Recognition Week. This week honours the importance of treaties and helps residents of Ontario learn more about treaty rights and relationships. ...Learn about the history of treaties in our province and the role they play in Ontario today: http://ontario.ca/treaties #TreatyON Ministry of Indigenous Affairs

IT’S HERE! #WasteReductionWeek starts today! All week, we’ll be sharing content to help you divert more waste & litter, including: textiles... e-waste plastics & packaging food waste The time is now to think outside the landfill & commit to #actONlitter! Waste Reduction Week in Canada

With the leaves changing colour, fall is a perfect time to take a road trip in Ontario. #BePrepared for emergencies on the road, with your emergency car kit: https://getprepared.gc.ca/cnt/kts/cr-kt-en.aspx #ONready #ExploreON

#DYK you can access training and c international training and experience to find employment in Ontario. #SkilledTrades https://www.ontario.ca/page/work-your-profession-or-trade

Immigrants can face a number of challenges including mental illness. Find mental health supports in Ontario: https://www.camh.ca//mental/information-in-other-languages (available in multiple languages) #MentalillnessWeek

It’s Mental Illness Awareness Week. If you are dealing with stress, mental health challenges or other barriers, don’t be afraid to ask for help. https://camh.ca//mental-ill/information-in-other-languages (info available in multiple languages) #MentalillnessWeek

Do you know what to do in an emergency? Ontario’s emergency preparedness system alerts people about severe weather and health outbreaks. Learn more about how to prepare for an emergency: https://ontario.ca/page/getting-settled-ontario#section-10

A bank account makes it easier to manage your money and keep it safe. If you are new to Ontario, you can open a bank account even if you don’t have an address, a job or money to put in the account right away. For more settlement info, visit: https://www.ontario.ca/page/getting-settled-ontario

Happy first day of fall! Discover Ontario’s natural beauty in the autumn with a @OntarioTravel fall colour and harvest tour: https://www.ontariotravel.net//fall-colour-and-harvest-tou #DiscoverON

Looking for work? Want to improve your resume & interviewing skills, and gain the Canadian experience you need to succeed? Settlement agencies can help you find the services you need: https://www.ontario.ca/page/getting-settled-ontario

Moving to a new country can be an emotional experience. The excitement of new opportunities can also be paired with feelings of loss and stress. Today is World Suicide Prevention Day. If you need help dealing with stress, understanding mental health and asking for help, visit: https://camh.ca//mental-ill/information-in-other-languages (info available in multiple languages)

Today is International Literacy Day. Are you an adult newcomer, refugee or immigrant looking to improve your English and French? You can take language training classes, regardless of how long you’ve been in Ontario. Find out more: https://ontario.ca/page/improve-your-english-and-french #ILD2020

Getting settled in a new community can be challenging. Ontario can help with accessing resources and get newcomers the info they need to be successful in their new home. https://ontario.ca/page/getting-settled-ontario