Work
Impact on Toronto:
“Strategies to link employers with immigrant talent need to be implemented if Toronto is going to become the vibrant city we want.”— Honey Crossley, Executive Director, Working Skills Centre
Why it matters:
Strong and vibrant cities provide a wide variety of opportunities for secure, well-paid work. Safe, accessible, well-paying jobs will help attract and retain the talent pool we need for our future.• The Toronto Region continues to earn high marks for labour attractiveness, scoring fourth out of 24 global metropolises on the Toronto Board of Trade’s Scorecard on Prosperity (behind London, Paris and Calgary).
• Immigrants were more than twice as likely to be unemployed as Canadian-born workers in the Toronto Region in 2010.
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Agincourt Community Services AssociationAgincourt Community Services Association (ACSA) is a non-profit, multi-service agency in the heart of Agincourt, addressing needs and empowering children, youth, newcomers and under-served communities to build a brighter future for all. ACSA provides a broad range of services to the local community and the greater... |
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Alzheimer Society of TorontoThe mission of the Alzheimer Society of Toronto is to alleviate the personal and social consequences of dementia and to promote research to find the cause and the cure. Our role is to offer support, information and education to persons with dementia, their families and their caregivers, to increase public awareness of... |
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Buddies in Bad Times TheatreBuddies in Bad Times Theatre strives to fulfill the role of the leading alternative facility-based theatre in Toronto. We are committed to work that challenges the boundaries of theatrical and social convention. As a company we celebrate difference and question assumptions. Buddies in Bad Times Theatre is committed to... |
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Canadian Journalists for Free ExpressionCanadian Journalists for Free Expression (CJFE) boldly champions the free expression rights of journalists and media workers around the world. In Canada, we monitor, defend and promote free expression and access to information. We encourage and support individuals and groups to be vigilant in the protection of their own... |
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Common Ground Co-operativeCommon Ground Co-operative’s mission is to bring together talent, knowledge and expertise found in existing institutions, agencies, businesses and other community groups to support the creation and maintenance of social enterprises in the form of small business partnerships among people with developmental disabilities... |
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Community Living TorontoCommunity Living Toronto changes the lives of people with an intellectual disability by giving them a voice and supporting their choices where they live, learn, work and play. Community Living Toronto is a leading social service agency offering a full range of personalized supports and services to people with an... |
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Community Matters TorontoCommunity Matters Toronto is a community based organization established to support newcomers living in the St. James Town and immediate surrounding neighbourhoods. Our grassroots approach responds to needs expressed by the community. We know that the majority of resources necessary to resolve a community’s issues... |
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CTI Canadian Training InstituteOur mission is to enhance the effectiveness of client services delivered by criminal justice and other integrated behavioural health services through training, networking, collaborative action, undertaking of applied research demonstration projects and by facilitating personal, professional and organizational... |
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Daily Bread Food BankFighting to end hunger in our communities by providing food and resources for hungry people, mobilizing greater support, involvement and action, and creating social change to reduce poverty through research, education and advocacy. |
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Elizabeth Fry TorontoOur mission is to support women who are, have been, or are at risk of being in conflict with the law. We share a vision of a society that ensures all women have the dignity and capacity to make informed choices about their lives and avoid conflict with the law. We are committed to: Agency – to be... |
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