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English as an Additional Language (EAL) Programs and resources for newcomers (regardless of immigration status)
Improving your English is a lifelong pursuit! If your language training program is ending, don’t waste your progress and stop… Read more »
5 great road trip destinations in Manitoba this fall
Just as the summer heat begins to die down, it’s the perfect time to explore Manitoba and see the sights…. Read more »
Correct and respectful terms to use when talking about Indigenous Peoples
Have you heard of the term “political correctness?” It often comes up in discussions about language, behavior, and societal norms…. Read more »
Participate in workshops and group activities
Digital Skills at Work- Week 3
Course Description Digital Skills at Work (DSW) is a four-week course focusing on essential digital skills required to succeed in one’s career…. Read more »
Language circles
Language circles are weekly 1 hour sessions to practice English language skills on topics related to everyday life of a… Read more »
Coffee Chat CLB 3-4: : 5 Things to know about Canadian Thanksgiving
October 8 @ 10:00 am
Attend this Coffee Chat to learn about how Thanksgiving is celebrated in Canada. If you need help getting into the… Read more »
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iEnglish Activities
iEnglish is a set of resources and videos to give learners the tools they need to take more ownership for… Read more »
Idioms Set: Seasons
In this idioms set you’ll find Canadian idioms relating to seasons of the year in Manitoba. Click on each lesson… Read more »
Learn about newcomer experiences, or share your own
Newcomer Story: Elvira Rubio
A new year, a new life. Elvira arrived in Winnipeg literally on New Year’s Day last year to join her… Read more »
Newcomer Story: Jihad Laguerbia
“My first advice to newcomers is to stop overthinking,” Jihad said. “I worried a lot (when we arrived in Canada)…. Read more »
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