Tenants and landlords can find information to guide them from the start of a tenancy to the end. Learn what tools and resources are available and what to do if you need help.

2-1-1 connects individuals to non-emergency community programs and social services in their areas.

The go-to student portal for international students interested in studying in Canada. Learn about life in Canada, job opportunites and which universities and colleges offer programs of interest.

How you can immigrate to Canada, how to protect yourself from fraud and what to expect after you arrive in Canada.

Learn more about Canada’s official languages as well as the variety of Indigenous languages spoken nationwide.

IELTS is the International English Language Testing System, the world’s proven English language test.

Focusing on settlement and integration for new immigrants, Impact North Shore offers events, workshops, volunteer opportunities, employment and youth services, translation services, an English-learning centre, and a useful list of outside resources (including multilingual legal publications).

A popular job search website that offers tools to search jobs, post resumes, research companies, and more.

ICES evaluates formal for-credit educational programs of study for people who have studied in other provinces or countries and determines comparable levels in British Columbian and Canadian terms.

Information and enrolment forms for Medical Services Plan of BC and PharmaCare. B.C's publicly-funded health care system ensures that all eligible residents have access to medically necessary health care services and to eligible prescription medications, medical supplies, and pharmacy services.

MOSAIC "I Belong" is a program welcoming all 2SLGBTQIA+ refugees and newcomers. They provide a safe space to connect and receive personalized support, celebrating diversity and inclusion.

Native Land Digital strives to create and foster conversations about the history of colonialism, Indigenous ways of knowing, and settler-Indigenous relations, through educational resources such as our map and Territory Acknowledgement Guide.

New to BC unites 10 public library systems in Metro Vancouver to help connect newcomers with programs and services in their community.

Moving to a new country can be hard. You might have a lot of questions. The B.C. Newcomers’ Guide will help you settle into B.C. quickly and easily.

The North Shore Neighbourhood House strives to work together to enhance the lives of our neighbours, especially the most vulnerable.

Offering in-person tech support in English, Farsi, French, Arabic, and Greek.

Through the B.C. Ministry of Education, get help with post-secondary tuition and fees. Learn about the scholarships and awards available to Grade 12 students completing high school.

Information on admissions requirements, costs, programs, and contact information for over 600 post secondary schools.

An online version of Sing Tao Daily Canadian Chinese Newspaper in traditional Chinese and translatable into English.

Offer in-person computer skill workshops, drop-in sessions, and events.

A thorough guide for people who need information about immigrating to and settling in Canada, for themselves, or for family members or friends.

As the Volunteer Centre of the North Shore, NSCR’s Volunteer North Shore program offers opportunities to serve as a volunteer within NSCR’s own programs or with other North Shore agencies. They help youth and newcomers to Canada connect to new opportunities and skills.

Find your riding, learn about local candidates and learn how to register to vote if you are a first-time voter. On this portal, you will also find information about the accessibility of voting locations, frequently asked questions and backgrounders on the electoral process.

A newspaper for people who are improving their English reading skills. The newspaper is published from September to June by CapU with assistance from the B.C. Ministry of Advanced Education and Pacific Newspaper Group, publishers of The Province and The Vancouver Sun. Material is copyrighted.

From 2023-2033 it is projected there will be almost a million job openings in BC. This edition uses data from the census and the TEER system to assess the age structure of the population and labour force, labour force participation and typical education requirements of occupations.

Many professional organizations have their own job boards--this is an index of industry job boards in British Columbia.