Build ON Blog

Build ON is a pre-arrival service funded by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada. We provide specialized information and orientation about the Skilled Trades to newcomers approved to immigrate to Ontario, Canada. This blog is going to explore a wide range of topics relating to employment in Canada.

• Six pleasantly surprising things that I have experienced in Canada as a new immigrant
  April 28, 2022
  Having learned many important things about Canada before and after her move, Esther shares 6 surprising things she's experienced since arriving to Canada. Learn more about these surprising things about the weather, food, support for new immigrants, client services, inclusivity and diversity, and driving by reading this month's blog. Enjoy!
• CELPIP
  March 31, 2022
  If you are in the process of immigrating to Canada, the odds are that you'll need to complete a language assessment at some point. Currently two English language tests are accepted by Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada. We invited Prometric to explain more about the CELPIP English language test and provide us with resources. Read on to find out if it’s for you!
• Moving to a New Country: 5 Things I wish I Knew or Did
  February 24, 2022
  Moving to a new country isn’t easy. Here are some things that newcomers and career transitioners would have wanted to know beforehand. Read on to find out more
• The Beauty of Winter in Canada
  January 27, 2022
  Canada is famous for its winters and snowy landscapes. Despite the cold, there are many activities to do and wonderful attractions and landscapes you should visit in Canada during the winter season. Places like Niagara Falls, Quebec City, Banff and Ottawa-Gatineau are not just a summer destination; these places offer so many fun winter activities. Read on to find out what you can do and see during winter in Canada. 
   
• Canadian Christmas Traditions throughout the Provinces
  December 22, 2021
  While many Canadian Christmas traditions are strikingly similar to those celebrated in American movies, different provinces have unique interpretations of this holiday. With influences from Scotland, England, Germany, France, and the United States, Canadians enjoy a holiday full of family and traditions. Read on to learn more about the traditions and festivities in Canada.