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25 Sep 2010
‘In my Language’ website - www.inmylanguage.org introduced by Canadian government will provide information on essential community services in 11 different languages, Citizenship, Immigration, and Multiculturalism. This was announced by Minister Jason Kenney.
The new website, funded by the Government of Canada for $1.4 million, will enable Ontario Council of Agencies Serving Immigrants (OCASI) to provide an electronic library of translated content specially created to help newcomers adapt to life in Ontario.
Jason Kenney, Minister of Citizenship, Immigration, and Multiculturalism said, “Newcomers now have a website where they can get the information they need in the language of their choice.”
“The Government of Canada is committed to helping immigrants succeed,” said MP Paul Calandra. “This multilingual website will give newcomers to Ontario a head start on accessing information on housing, health care, legal advice, community services, and language training across the province.”
“Helping newcomers get settled is the key to their success,” said MP Bob Dechert. “Settlement information needs to be accessible, and this initiative is a significant step in fulfilling that aim.”
Newcomers and other potential users, such as community organizations, school boards, police services, municipal governments and hospitals, will have access to multilingual information on housing, healthcare, employment, schooling and other important topics.
The website will have content in English, French, Chinese, Punjabi, Urdu, Spanish, Tagalog, Arabic, Gujarati, Tamil and Russian.
For 2010-11, Canada Government is investing $428 million in Ontario for settlement services for newcomers, such as language training, job search workshops and placing settlement workers in schools.
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