TV Episode: Renfrew County, Ontario
The County of Renfrew in Ontario extends a warm welcome to new immigrants and international students in Canada, offering an abundance of nature, diverse opportunities, a high quality of life, and community spirit. The region also provides an array of support services to assist newcomers in settling, including language classes and job placement programs.
The local economy, spanning agriculture, forestry, healthcare, manufacturing, technology and water sports, ensures a diverse job market. And, employers are happy to hire individuals from different nationalities as well as provide on-the-job training and work through language barriers to find a good fit for their teams.
New immigrants here also have access to lucrative business opportunities to build a life for themselves, as well as create jobs for locals and newcomers. The cost of living in Renfrew County is comparatively affordable, contributing to a satisfactory lifestyle for individuals and families.
This place also has lots to offer to its growing international student population, from reputable institutions with supportive staff to integration support, co-op programs and job opportunities that allow students to gain local work experience, and settle down in a rural community environment that they love.
Last but not least, the region’s natural beauty, encompassing lakes, forests, and parks, promotes an active lifestyle, tourism, and outdoor recreational activities such as white water rafting and kayaking.
Watch this episode of New Canadians TV to know more and hear from the residents and officials about what makes Renfrew County a favourable place to live and work in.
Through special episodes such as this one, we at New Canadians TV Network introduce new and incoming immigrants and refugees to diverse Canadian cities and towns as well as spread awareness about the efforts of organizations that work dedicatedly to attract and retain newcomers in their welcoming regions.
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