London Leads the Way: New Data Shows City's Success in Retaining Newcomers
London outshines similar-sized Ontario cities in immigrant retention, with 73% of 2019 arrivals still calling the area home in 2021. Discover the factors behind this success and what it means for our community's future.
London's Diversity Surge: How Our Growing Multicultural Mosaic Strengthens Our Community
London's multicultural landscape is evolving, with the 2021 Census revealing a significant increase in the racialized population. Discover how this diversity is shaping our community and learn about the positive impacts of multiculturalism on social cohesion and economic growth.
Home Sweet Home? Unveiling the Housing Hurdles for London's Newcomers
Recent data reveals that immigrant families in London face significant housing challenges, spending a higher percentage of their income on shelter and often living in unsuitable accommodations compared to non-immigrant families. Discover the barriers newcomers face in finding adequate housing and learn about local organizations offering support.
Stories That Unite: How 'I am London' Builds Bridges and Celebrates Immigrant Success
Discover the power of storytelling in building inclusive communities. As we launch our ninth annual 'I am London' campaign, we explore how sharing immigrant success stories connects us, inspires new arrivals, and advances diversity, equity, and inclusion in London.
Unlock Your Business Potential: Why Global Talent is the Key to Growth in London and Middlesex
Discover why tapping into global talent is crucial for businesses in London and Middlesex County. Learn about the benefits of employing immigrants and how it can give your company a competitive edge in a rapidly growing market.
London's Rising Immigrant Retention: A Testament to Our Welcoming Community
London's immigrant retention rate has risen to 78%, showcasing the city's success in creating a welcoming community. This trend highlights the importance of settlement supports and the benefits of a diverse population for our economy and society.
Home Is Where the Health Is: Addressing Housing Challenges for Immigrants in London
Housing is a crucial social determinant of health, especially for newcomers. Recent studies show that immigrants and ethno-racial minorities face more challenges in accessing affordable housing in Canada, highlighting the need for targeted support and policy changes.
Embracing Diversity: LMLIP's Commitment to Intersectionality and Collaboration
LMLIP reflects on the importance of intersectionality and collaboration in supporting immigrants. As we celebrate various heritage months in June, we recognize that immigrants are diverse individuals with multiple identities beyond their newcomer status.
Remembering #OurLondonFamily: London Unites to Honor the Afzaals and Combat Islamophobia
London remembers #OurLondonFamily, the Afzaal's, one year after their tragic loss. Join us in honoring their memory and standing against Islamophobia through community events, advocacy, and education. Together, we can create a welcoming city for all immigrants and show that love speaks louder than hate.
London Leads Ontario in Growth: Embracing Diversity for a Vibrant Future
London's population has grown by 10% since 2016, making it the fastest-growing metropolitan area in Ontario. This growth, largely driven by immigration, has increased our city's diversity and vibrancy. Learn about the benefits of diversity and how we can make London a welcoming community for newcomers.
Unlocking Success: How Settlement Services Empower Newcomers in London & Middlesex
Discover the vital role of settlement services in helping newcomers thrive in Canada. Learn about the wide range of supports available in London & Middlesex and why it's crucial for newcomers to know about these valuable resources.
The Face of Discrimination: New Insights on Immigrant and Indigenous Experiences in London
Discover the latest findings on discrimination experiences in London and Middlesex. Learn how race, ethnicity, and accent impact immigrants, visible minorities, and Indigenous peoples, and understand the common forms of discrimination they face.