In the Media

Burnaby Now – Burnaby, New West not-for-profits receive provincial grants for capital projects

The Multi-lingual Orientation Service Association for Immigrant Communities (MOSAIC) is getting a $250,000 boost...

Talentvision TV – 城市电视国语 Chinese New Year community caring action initiative by Chinese CRN & MOSAIC (Mandarin)

The Indo-Canadian Voice – Together we make a strong community

On Sunday, January 22, about 100 members of the Surrey community gathered at Surrey...

BIV – A ‘housing bottleneck:’ Immigration targets exacerbate B.C.’s housing crisis

British Columbia absorbs, on average, roughly 20 per cent of new full-time residents to...

The Tyee – Escape from Crimea to Canada

A Ukrainian refugee (now MOSAIC client) shares his story of fleeing fear to navigate...

Global News – Canadians appeal for expansion of closed Afghan refugee sponsorship program

Iris Challoner, MOSAIC’s refugee sponsorship program manager and Farkhonda Rajabe, MOSAIC’s Afghan Response Initiative...

RED FM Vancouver – 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence

Shivani Raheja, Coordinator for Gender Based Enhanced Settlement Program at MOSAIC, was interviewed by...

Vancouver Sun – B.C. advocates for migrants happy Ottawa wants to keep families united, but wonder where they will live

Vancouver organizations that help migrant workers say they are encouraged by Ottawa’s plan to...

Penticton Herald – Immigrants are ready to support Canada amid labour shortages

MOSAIC’s Immigrant Professional Conference sheds light on market bias – calls for much-needed shift...

NCM – Immigrants are ready to support Canada amid labour shortages

MOSAIC’s Immigrant Professional Conference sheds light on market bias – calls for much-needed shift...

Vital Signs – BC CHARMS initiative highlighted

BC CHARMS (BC Refugee Housing Referral and Information System) – an initiative for which...

CBC – Federal government increases immigration targets

David Lee, MOSAIC’s Director of Employment, Language and Social Services, spoke with CBC’s Stephen...