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Canadian Immigrant

Canadian Immigrant is a free monthly magazine and daily website for recent arrivals to Canada. The properties are owned by Torstar, and are currently[as of?] published by Metroland Media Group, with print distribution throughout British Columbia, Alberta, Manitoba, Ontario and Nova Scotia.

Canadian Immigrant
Cover of Canadian Immigrant, Aug, 2010 issue.
CategoriesCanadian cultural magazine
FrequencyMonthly
FounderNick Noorani
Founded2004
CompanyMetroland Media Group (Torstar)
CountryCanada
Based inToronto
LanguageEnglish
Websitewww.canadianimmigrant.ca

History edit

Founded in 2004 by Naeem "Nick" Noorani, a social entrepreneur who immigrated to Canada in 1998 from Dubai, Canadian Immigrant aims at "informing, educating, motivating and connecting" immigrants across Canada. Noorani contemplated launching a magazine for immigrants following a layoff from his job as an advertising director for a technology company the same year. After successfully completing the Burnaby YMCA Self-Employment Program, Noorani started the magazine out of his home in North Vancouver, British Columbia with some funding, several suppliers, an editor, an art director and himself selling the advertising. On April 28, 2004, the first issue was launched with MP Ujjal Dosanjh and Harmony Airways' David Ho on the cover.[1] Subsequent issues have since been published each month, featuring successful immigrant bios; columns from specialists in areas such as banking, immigration law and real estate; and stories of personal triumph.[2] In 2005, Minto Roy became an ownership partner of the Canadian Immigrant Magazine.

In 2006, Noorani and Roy approached the owners of Torstar in the hopes that the later could take Canadian Immigrant national. By November of that year, the Star Media Group, a division of Torstar, was convinced of the idea and took over the magazine. A Toronto edition launched in March, 2007. Noorani retained the role of publisher but stepped down in August 2010;[3] the co-publishers are now Gautam Sharma and Sanjay Agnihotri. The magazine is now published six times a year in print and online at www.canadianimmigrant.ca. The magazine now also hosts the Canadian Immigrant Fair in cities across Canada.

Canada's Top 25 Canadian Immigrants Award edit

Canadian Immigrant is also known for developing and launching the annual Canada's Top 25 Immigrants program (previously referred to as the RBC Top 25 Canadian Immigrant Awards). The program takes place online, and nominations are open to all Canadians. The program has three phases: nominations, voting, and winners announcements. The winners are featured online and in a special issue each year. First launched by Canadian Immigrant in 2009, this program strives to recognize "people who have come to and have made a positive difference living in Canada".[4] The award is open to immigrants from all walks of life, be it a community advocate or volunteer, a successful entrepreneur or a cultural icon. At the start of each year, Canadian Immigrant invites nominations based on a variety of criteria, which range from contribution to community to professional accomplishments. A judging panel composed of, leaders who work within the immigrant or ethnic communities determine the shortlist on which the public vote.[5]

Notable recipients of the award include Toronto Raptors 'Superfan' Nav Bhatia,[6] VANOC CEO John Furlong,[7] mental health activist Loizza Aquino,[8] father of three professional ice hockey players Karl Subban,[9] CBC News anchor Ian Hanomansing,[7] and the 26th Governor-General of Canada, Adrienne Clarkson.[10]

See also edit

References edit

  1. ^ Jetelina, Margaret "It started with a dream..." Canadianimmigrant.ca (Retrieved August 25, 2010.)
  2. ^ "The Canadian Immigrant 2010-08-23 at the Wayback Machine." Bcamp.bc.ca (Retrieved August 25, 2010.)
  3. ^ Cordua-von Specht, Franka "Track #2: Risk Taking" Make it business. Oct, 2007. (Retrieved August 25, 2010.)
  4. ^ "Top 25 Immigrants: Frequently Asked Questions." Canadianimmigrant.ca (Retrieved August 25, 2010.)
  5. ^ "Award ceremony recognizes top Canadian Immigrants." Ctvbc.ca. May 26, 2009. (Retrieved August 25, 2010.)
  6. ^ Rosella, Louie. (2018-07-13)."Car dealership owner, Raptors ‘superfan’ recognized as top Canadian immigrant". Mississauga.com. Retrieved on 2020-01-27
  7. ^ a b News Staff. (2010-05-25)."Canada's top 25 immigrants honoured at ceremony Tuesday". 680 News. Retrieved on 2020-01-27
  8. ^ Amato, Diane. (2018-07-17)."How an Immigrant Youth Is Getting Recognition for Creating Peace of Mind". Royal Bank of Canada. Retrieved on 2020-01-20
  9. ^ Douglas, Pam. (2018-08-09)."Karl Subban says he was inspired by his own parents". Toronto.com / Etobicoke Guardian. Retrieved on 2020-01-27
  10. ^ Canadian Immigrant. (2009)."Canada’s Top 25 Immigrants 2009". Metroland Media Group. Retrieved on 2020-01-27

External links edit

  • Official website

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Canadian Immigrant is a free monthly magazine and daily website for recent arrivals to Canada The properties are owned by Torstar and are currently as of published by Metroland Media Group with print distribution throughout British Columbia Alberta Manitoba Ontario and Nova Scotia Canadian ImmigrantCover of Canadian Immigrant Aug 2010 issue CategoriesCanadian cultural magazineFrequencyMonthlyFounderNick NooraniFounded2004CompanyMetroland Media Group Torstar CountryCanadaBased inTorontoLanguageEnglishWebsitewww wbr canadianimmigrant wbr ca Contents 1 History 2 Canada s Top 25 Canadian Immigrants Award 3 See also 4 References 5 External linksHistory editFounded in 2004 by Naeem Nick Noorani a social entrepreneur who immigrated to Canada in 1998 from Dubai Canadian Immigrant aims at informing educating motivating and connecting immigrants across Canada Noorani contemplated launching a magazine for immigrants following a layoff from his job as an advertising director for a technology company the same year After successfully completing the Burnaby YMCA Self Employment Program Noorani started the magazine out of his home in North Vancouver British Columbia with some funding several suppliers an editor an art director and himself selling the advertising On April 28 2004 the first issue was launched with MP Ujjal Dosanjh and Harmony Airways David Ho on the cover 1 Subsequent issues have since been published each month featuring successful immigrant bios columns from specialists in areas such as banking immigration law and real estate and stories of personal triumph 2 In 2005 Minto Roy became an ownership partner of the Canadian Immigrant Magazine In 2006 Noorani and Roy approached the owners of Torstar in the hopes that the later could take Canadian Immigrant national By November of that year the Star Media Group a division of Torstar was convinced of the idea and took over the magazine A Toronto edition launched in March 2007 Noorani retained the role of publisher but stepped down in August 2010 3 the co publishers are now Gautam Sharma and Sanjay Agnihotri The magazine is now published six times a year in print and online at www canadianimmigrant ca The magazine now also hosts the Canadian Immigrant Fair in cities across Canada Canada s Top 25 Canadian Immigrants Award editCanadian Immigrant is also known for developing and launching the annual Canada s Top 25 Immigrants program previously referred to as the RBC Top 25 Canadian Immigrant Awards The program takes place online and nominations are open to all Canadians The program has three phases nominations voting and winners announcements The winners are featured online and in a special issue each year First launched by Canadian Immigrant in 2009 this program strives to recognize people who have come to and have made a positive difference living in Canada 4 The award is open to immigrants from all walks of life be it a community advocate or volunteer a successful entrepreneur or a cultural icon At the start of each year Canadian Immigrant invites nominations based on a variety of criteria which range from contribution to community to professional accomplishments A judging panel composed of leaders who work within the immigrant or ethnic communities determine the shortlist on which the public vote 5 Notable recipients of the award include Toronto Raptors Superfan Nav Bhatia 6 VANOC CEO John Furlong 7 mental health activist Loizza Aquino 8 father of three professional ice hockey players Karl Subban 9 CBC News anchor Ian Hanomansing 7 and the 26th Governor General of Canada Adrienne Clarkson 10 See also editReferences edit Jetelina Margaret It started with a dream Canadianimmigrant ca Retrieved August 25 2010 The Canadian Immigrant Archived 2010 08 23 at the Wayback Machine Bcamp bc ca Retrieved August 25 2010 Cordua von Specht Franka Track 2 Risk Taking Make it business Oct 2007 Retrieved August 25 2010 Top 25 Immigrants Frequently Asked Questions Canadianimmigrant ca Retrieved August 25 2010 Award ceremony recognizes top Canadian Immigrants Ctvbc ca May 26 2009 Retrieved August 25 2010 Rosella Louie 2018 07 13 Car dealership owner Raptors superfan recognized as top Canadian immigrant Mississauga com Retrieved on 2020 01 27 a b News Staff 2010 05 25 Canada s top 25 immigrants honoured at ceremony Tuesday 680 News Retrieved on 2020 01 27 Amato Diane 2018 07 17 How an Immigrant Youth Is Getting Recognition for Creating Peace of Mind Royal Bank of Canada Retrieved on 2020 01 20 Douglas Pam 2018 08 09 Karl Subban says he was inspired by his own parents Toronto com Etobicoke Guardian Retrieved on 2020 01 27 Canadian Immigrant 2009 Canada s Top 25 Immigrants 2009 Metroland Media Group Retrieved on 2020 01 27External links editOfficial website Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Canadian Immigrant amp oldid 1203449433, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,

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