Coming to Newfoundland & Labrador

Coming to Newfoundland & Labrador shares newcomers’ experiences settling in the province, the barriers they face, and impacts on mental health. 

N.L. education system struggling to meet the needs of newcomer students

Families and organizations are working to create safe spaces for refugee youth to thrive, stay connected with their roots and build strong community connections

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Musicians use creative approaches to help newcomers feel at home 

In Newfoundland and Labrador, music plays a key role in preserving history and expressing the province’s identity and cultural heritage. Through their work, these musicians are helping newcomers connect with and become part of that cultural fabric.

Newcomers love N.L. and power economic growth, but lack of supports drive them away

The provincial government and settlement agencies must eliminate barriers that newcomers face when they arrive, say observers, or else the trend will continue

From snowbanks to finding community: Newcomers confront winter struggles

Winter blues can be especially hard on newcomers who are adjusting to a new country, new culture, new language and new weather. But a warm community can help the integration process feel less overwhelming.

What is a ‘New Canadian’ anyway?

At a time when immigration policies are changing rapidly and impacting Canadians’ perceptions of newcomers, Coming to Newfoundland & Labrador explores the lives and experiences of “New Canadians” in the province