Syrian Refugee Program and Minister Navdeep Bains

Syrian refugees: Syrian refugees start lives over5 things to know about Syrian refugee program Refugees move from Halifax hotel "There no question this investment will have a positive impact on individuals and families, but there also a bonus here for the Canadian economy more broadly," he said. "So many of the jobs of the future rely on digital skills, according to CBC. Economic growth in all of our sectors depend on our ability to adapt, adopt and integrate digital technologies. Innovation, Science and Economic Development Minister Navdeep Bains held a news conference today to announce a one-time investment of $1.25 million to help distribute 7,500 computers to newcomers. It really is a win-win situation." The computers will be distributed by various resettlement organizations, which will also provide digital skills training. It has also partnered with organizations to bundle complementary services, including: CIBC is offering a low-cost banking package for new Canadians.CN is providing transportation for donated computers. Enhanced job opportunities The program, which will be run through Computers for Schools, is meant to help new arrivals gain skills for job opportunities, and also help them keep connected with family members abroad. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.