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SUMMARY:Navratri Festival 2026
DESCRIPTION:ATI Vancouver welcomes you to Canada! Vancouver is a melting pot for so many immigrants from all over the world. The percentage of Indians migrating to Canada has increased tremendously in the last ten years. \nBefore you begin your next big chapter\, take a look at the four major tips to help you with your journey in your new country. These tips can help you settle faster in Canada. \n1. Join Professional Platforms \nThe most common professional platforms in Canada are used not only for job seeking but also to interact like-minded individuals and people working in similar industries as you. Platforms like Indeed\, Workopolis and LinkedIn are the most used portals to start your career in Canada. Search for professional groups on LinkedIn. You can find some interesting groups on Meetup also. \n2. Build your Resume/CV \nBuilding a resume and/or curriculum Vitae can be made easy with simple templates available easily on the Government of Canada website and Indeed. They can help you create your professional resume according to what is commonly used in Canada. It is best to have a maximum of 2 pages and make sure it’s not too “crowded” or “wordy.” Reach out to a Human resources personnel within the community to review your resume for you – there are many people that genuinely offer their services. The Government of Canada website also has a section in planning your career and to learn more about occupations in Canada. \nResume Templates \nResume Builder \nCareer Planning \n3. Network \nNetworking in Canada is a casual affair. You can meet up at a nearby Starbucks and make an important connection. Ideally\, people prefer messages or emails before they meet someone or agree to talk on a call. Punctuality is important in these scenarios\, and it is polite to offer to pay during the meetup if it involves food and beverages. Time is an important commodity and people are careful who to share their time with. The aim of these meetups is not always to seek a job position but can also be used to understand the organization or the hiring process. Asking for a job\, unless it is being offered to you\, at a first meeting with a stranger is not considered polite. LinkedIn\, Meetup.com\, Facebook public events\, local Facebook Indian Community groups are a great way to network and look for professional connections and new friends. \n4. Volunteer \nVolunteering your time to the local community in Canada is a great way to understand the culture and work ethics in Canada. You can look for Volunteering Opportunity in Indian Community in Vancouver or outside the community. It is also a way to meet new people from different walks of life and a variety of cultures. Vancouver is a melting pot for so many immigrants from all over the world – use that to your advantage by seeking volunteer events in and around the city. Check out India Cultural Association (ICA) Of Vancouver if you would like to volunteer for the community based not for profit organization \n5. Participate & get involved with the community \nFeel free to check out our events section and participate in them. We post events where everyone feels welcome\, attending those events you will feel to have a small piece of the homeland in Vancouver. You can also follow ATI Vancouver on social media (Facebook & Instagram) to get yourself updated with the Indian Community Buzz. \n6. Check Out Mentorship Programs Available in the Community \nCheck out Mentorship programs available in the community. Some programs such as SettleSmart by Empower Community Service Society is focused to empower the community through connections & guidance. \n\n  \nCredits: Written by Pooja Relekar. Edited by Neeraj Kumar. This article was originally posted on Vancouver Indian Forum
URL:https://ativancouver.ca/event/navratri-festival-2026/
LOCATION:Riverside Signature Banquet Hall\, 13030 76 Ave\, Surrey\, British Columbia\, V3W2V6\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Community,Food & Drink,Music,Performing & Visual Arts
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ORGANIZER;CN="Navratri Festival Society":MAILTO:info@navratri.ca
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SUMMARY:Dial 1 for UK
DESCRIPTION:ATI Vancouver welcomes you to Canada! Vancouver is a melting pot for so many immigrants from all over the world. The percentage of Indians migrating to Canada has increased tremendously in the last ten years. \nBefore you begin your next big chapter\, take a look at the four major tips to help you with your journey in your new country. These tips can help you settle faster in Canada. \n1. Join Professional Platforms \nThe most common professional platforms in Canada are used not only for job seeking but also to interact like-minded individuals and people working in similar industries as you. Platforms like Indeed\, Workopolis and LinkedIn are the most used portals to start your career in Canada. Search for professional groups on LinkedIn. You can find some interesting groups on Meetup also. \n2. Build your Resume/CV \nBuilding a resume and/or curriculum Vitae can be made easy with simple templates available easily on the Government of Canada website and Indeed. They can help you create your professional resume according to what is commonly used in Canada. It is best to have a maximum of 2 pages and make sure it’s not too “crowded” or “wordy.” Reach out to a Human resources personnel within the community to review your resume for you – there are many people that genuinely offer their services. The Government of Canada website also has a section in planning your career and to learn more about occupations in Canada. \nResume Templates \nResume Builder \nCareer Planning \n3. Network \nNetworking in Canada is a casual affair. You can meet up at a nearby Starbucks and make an important connection. Ideally\, people prefer messages or emails before they meet someone or agree to talk on a call. Punctuality is important in these scenarios\, and it is polite to offer to pay during the meetup if it involves food and beverages. Time is an important commodity and people are careful who to share their time with. The aim of these meetups is not always to seek a job position but can also be used to understand the organization or the hiring process. Asking for a job\, unless it is being offered to you\, at a first meeting with a stranger is not considered polite. LinkedIn\, Meetup.com\, Facebook public events\, local Facebook Indian Community groups are a great way to network and look for professional connections and new friends. \n4. Volunteer \nVolunteering your time to the local community in Canada is a great way to understand the culture and work ethics in Canada. You can look for Volunteering Opportunity in Indian Community in Vancouver or outside the community. It is also a way to meet new people from different walks of life and a variety of cultures. Vancouver is a melting pot for so many immigrants from all over the world – use that to your advantage by seeking volunteer events in and around the city. Check out India Cultural Association (ICA) Of Vancouver if you would like to volunteer for the community based not for profit organization \n5. Participate & get involved with the community \nFeel free to check out our events section and participate in them. We post events where everyone feels welcome\, attending those events you will feel to have a small piece of the homeland in Vancouver. You can also follow ATI Vancouver on social media (Facebook & Instagram) to get yourself updated with the Indian Community Buzz. \n6. Check Out Mentorship Programs Available in the Community \nCheck out Mentorship programs available in the community. Some programs such as SettleSmart by Empower Community Service Society is focused to empower the community through connections & guidance. \n\n  \nCredits: Written by Pooja Relekar. Edited by Neeraj Kumar. This article was originally posted on Vancouver Indian Forum
URL:https://ativancouver.ca/event/dial-1-for-uk/2026-10-20/
LOCATION:Presentation House Theatre\, 333 Chesterfield Ave\, North Vancouver\, BC\, V7M 3G9\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Performing & Visual Arts
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SUMMARY:Desipreneur Dinner Meetup - Connecting Indian Business Owners
DESCRIPTION:ATI Vancouver welcomes you to Canada! Vancouver is a melting pot for so many immigrants from all over the world. The percentage of Indians migrating to Canada has increased tremendously in the last ten years. \nBefore you begin your next big chapter\, take a look at the four major tips to help you with your journey in your new country. These tips can help you settle faster in Canada. \n1. Join Professional Platforms \nThe most common professional platforms in Canada are used not only for job seeking but also to interact like-minded individuals and people working in similar industries as you. Platforms like Indeed\, Workopolis and LinkedIn are the most used portals to start your career in Canada. Search for professional groups on LinkedIn. You can find some interesting groups on Meetup also. \n2. Build your Resume/CV \nBuilding a resume and/or curriculum Vitae can be made easy with simple templates available easily on the Government of Canada website and Indeed. They can help you create your professional resume according to what is commonly used in Canada. It is best to have a maximum of 2 pages and make sure it’s not too “crowded” or “wordy.” Reach out to a Human resources personnel within the community to review your resume for you – there are many people that genuinely offer their services. The Government of Canada website also has a section in planning your career and to learn more about occupations in Canada. \nResume Templates \nResume Builder \nCareer Planning \n3. Network \nNetworking in Canada is a casual affair. You can meet up at a nearby Starbucks and make an important connection. Ideally\, people prefer messages or emails before they meet someone or agree to talk on a call. Punctuality is important in these scenarios\, and it is polite to offer to pay during the meetup if it involves food and beverages. Time is an important commodity and people are careful who to share their time with. The aim of these meetups is not always to seek a job position but can also be used to understand the organization or the hiring process. Asking for a job\, unless it is being offered to you\, at a first meeting with a stranger is not considered polite. LinkedIn\, Meetup.com\, Facebook public events\, local Facebook Indian Community groups are a great way to network and look for professional connections and new friends. \n4. Volunteer \nVolunteering your time to the local community in Canada is a great way to understand the culture and work ethics in Canada. You can look for Volunteering Opportunity in Indian Community in Vancouver or outside the community. It is also a way to meet new people from different walks of life and a variety of cultures. Vancouver is a melting pot for so many immigrants from all over the world – use that to your advantage by seeking volunteer events in and around the city. Check out India Cultural Association (ICA) Of Vancouver if you would like to volunteer for the community based not for profit organization \n5. Participate & get involved with the community \nFeel free to check out our events section and participate in them. We post events where everyone feels welcome\, attending those events you will feel to have a small piece of the homeland in Vancouver. You can also follow ATI Vancouver on social media (Facebook & Instagram) to get yourself updated with the Indian Community Buzz. \n6. Check Out Mentorship Programs Available in the Community \nCheck out Mentorship programs available in the community. Some programs such as SettleSmart by Empower Community Service Society is focused to empower the community through connections & guidance. \n\n  \nCredits: Written by Pooja Relekar. Edited by Neeraj Kumar. This article was originally posted on Vancouver Indian Forum
URL:https://ativancouver.ca/event/desipreneur-dinner-meetup-connecting-indian-business-owners/
LOCATION:TBD
CATEGORIES:Business,Community
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SUMMARY:Indian Classical Dance Presentation: Bharata nataym by MEERA SREENARAYANAN (bharata natyam) on Saturday\, October 24 and TANVEER ALAM (Kathak) on Sunday\, October 25
DESCRIPTION:ATI Vancouver welcomes you to Canada! Vancouver is a melting pot for so many immigrants from all over the world. The percentage of Indians migrating to Canada has increased tremendously in the last ten years. \nBefore you begin your next big chapter\, take a look at the four major tips to help you with your journey in your new country. These tips can help you settle faster in Canada. \n1. Join Professional Platforms \nThe most common professional platforms in Canada are used not only for job seeking but also to interact like-minded individuals and people working in similar industries as you. Platforms like Indeed\, Workopolis and LinkedIn are the most used portals to start your career in Canada. Search for professional groups on LinkedIn. You can find some interesting groups on Meetup also. \n2. Build your Resume/CV \nBuilding a resume and/or curriculum Vitae can be made easy with simple templates available easily on the Government of Canada website and Indeed. They can help you create your professional resume according to what is commonly used in Canada. It is best to have a maximum of 2 pages and make sure it’s not too “crowded” or “wordy.” Reach out to a Human resources personnel within the community to review your resume for you – there are many people that genuinely offer their services. The Government of Canada website also has a section in planning your career and to learn more about occupations in Canada. \nResume Templates \nResume Builder \nCareer Planning \n3. Network \nNetworking in Canada is a casual affair. You can meet up at a nearby Starbucks and make an important connection. Ideally\, people prefer messages or emails before they meet someone or agree to talk on a call. Punctuality is important in these scenarios\, and it is polite to offer to pay during the meetup if it involves food and beverages. Time is an important commodity and people are careful who to share their time with. The aim of these meetups is not always to seek a job position but can also be used to understand the organization or the hiring process. Asking for a job\, unless it is being offered to you\, at a first meeting with a stranger is not considered polite. LinkedIn\, Meetup.com\, Facebook public events\, local Facebook Indian Community groups are a great way to network and look for professional connections and new friends. \n4. Volunteer \nVolunteering your time to the local community in Canada is a great way to understand the culture and work ethics in Canada. You can look for Volunteering Opportunity in Indian Community in Vancouver or outside the community. It is also a way to meet new people from different walks of life and a variety of cultures. Vancouver is a melting pot for so many immigrants from all over the world – use that to your advantage by seeking volunteer events in and around the city. Check out India Cultural Association (ICA) Of Vancouver if you would like to volunteer for the community based not for profit organization \n5. Participate & get involved with the community \nFeel free to check out our events section and participate in them. We post events where everyone feels welcome\, attending those events you will feel to have a small piece of the homeland in Vancouver. You can also follow ATI Vancouver on social media (Facebook & Instagram) to get yourself updated with the Indian Community Buzz. \n6. Check Out Mentorship Programs Available in the Community \nCheck out Mentorship programs available in the community. Some programs such as SettleSmart by Empower Community Service Society is focused to empower the community through connections & guidance. \n\n  \nCredits: Written by Pooja Relekar. Edited by Neeraj Kumar. This article was originally posted on Vancouver Indian Forum
URL:https://ativancouver.ca/event/indian-classical-dance-presentation-bharata-nataym-by-meera-sreenarayanan-bharata-natyam-on-saturday-october-24-and-tanveer-alam-kathak-on-sunday-october-25/2026-10-24/
LOCATION:Roundhouse\, 181 Roundhouse Mews\, Vancouver\, Vancouver\, BC\, V6Z 2W3\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Community,Music,Performing & Visual Arts
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ORGANIZER;CN="Mandala Arts and Culture Society":MAILTO:mandalarts.ca@gmail.com
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SUMMARY:Dandiya Night 2026 in Port Coquitlam | Rangtaali 2.0 | PTDance Company
DESCRIPTION:ATI Vancouver welcomes you to Canada! Vancouver is a melting pot for so many immigrants from all over the world. The percentage of Indians migrating to Canada has increased tremendously in the last ten years. \nBefore you begin your next big chapter\, take a look at the four major tips to help you with your journey in your new country. These tips can help you settle faster in Canada. \n1. Join Professional Platforms \nThe most common professional platforms in Canada are used not only for job seeking but also to interact like-minded individuals and people working in similar industries as you. Platforms like Indeed\, Workopolis and LinkedIn are the most used portals to start your career in Canada. Search for professional groups on LinkedIn. You can find some interesting groups on Meetup also. \n2. Build your Resume/CV \nBuilding a resume and/or curriculum Vitae can be made easy with simple templates available easily on the Government of Canada website and Indeed. They can help you create your professional resume according to what is commonly used in Canada. It is best to have a maximum of 2 pages and make sure it’s not too “crowded” or “wordy.” Reach out to a Human resources personnel within the community to review your resume for you – there are many people that genuinely offer their services. The Government of Canada website also has a section in planning your career and to learn more about occupations in Canada. \nResume Templates \nResume Builder \nCareer Planning \n3. Network \nNetworking in Canada is a casual affair. You can meet up at a nearby Starbucks and make an important connection. Ideally\, people prefer messages or emails before they meet someone or agree to talk on a call. Punctuality is important in these scenarios\, and it is polite to offer to pay during the meetup if it involves food and beverages. Time is an important commodity and people are careful who to share their time with. The aim of these meetups is not always to seek a job position but can also be used to understand the organization or the hiring process. Asking for a job\, unless it is being offered to you\, at a first meeting with a stranger is not considered polite. LinkedIn\, Meetup.com\, Facebook public events\, local Facebook Indian Community groups are a great way to network and look for professional connections and new friends. \n4. Volunteer \nVolunteering your time to the local community in Canada is a great way to understand the culture and work ethics in Canada. You can look for Volunteering Opportunity in Indian Community in Vancouver or outside the community. It is also a way to meet new people from different walks of life and a variety of cultures. Vancouver is a melting pot for so many immigrants from all over the world – use that to your advantage by seeking volunteer events in and around the city. Check out India Cultural Association (ICA) Of Vancouver if you would like to volunteer for the community based not for profit organization \n5. Participate & get involved with the community \nFeel free to check out our events section and participate in them. We post events where everyone feels welcome\, attending those events you will feel to have a small piece of the homeland in Vancouver. You can also follow ATI Vancouver on social media (Facebook & Instagram) to get yourself updated with the Indian Community Buzz. \n6. Check Out Mentorship Programs Available in the Community \nCheck out Mentorship programs available in the community. Some programs such as SettleSmart by Empower Community Service Society is focused to empower the community through connections & guidance. \n\n  \nCredits: Written by Pooja Relekar. Edited by Neeraj Kumar. This article was originally posted on Vancouver Indian Forum
URL:https://ativancouver.ca/event/dandiya-night-2026-in-port-coquitlam-rangtaali-2-0-ptdance-company/
LOCATION:Port Coquitlam Community Centre (Mabbett Hall)\, 2150 Wilson Ave\, Port Coquitlam\, BC\, V3C 6J5\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Community
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ORGANIZER;CN="PT Dance Company%2C Port Coquitlam":MAILTO:ptdancecompany@gmail.com
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SUMMARY:Bhakthi Maha Utsav Season 5
DESCRIPTION:ATI Vancouver welcomes you to Canada! Vancouver is a melting pot for so many immigrants from all over the world. The percentage of Indians migrating to Canada has increased tremendously in the last ten years. \nBefore you begin your next big chapter\, take a look at the four major tips to help you with your journey in your new country. These tips can help you settle faster in Canada. \n1. Join Professional Platforms \nThe most common professional platforms in Canada are used not only for job seeking but also to interact like-minded individuals and people working in similar industries as you. Platforms like Indeed\, Workopolis and LinkedIn are the most used portals to start your career in Canada. Search for professional groups on LinkedIn. You can find some interesting groups on Meetup also. \n2. Build your Resume/CV \nBuilding a resume and/or curriculum Vitae can be made easy with simple templates available easily on the Government of Canada website and Indeed. They can help you create your professional resume according to what is commonly used in Canada. It is best to have a maximum of 2 pages and make sure it’s not too “crowded” or “wordy.” Reach out to a Human resources personnel within the community to review your resume for you – there are many people that genuinely offer their services. The Government of Canada website also has a section in planning your career and to learn more about occupations in Canada. \nResume Templates \nResume Builder \nCareer Planning \n3. Network \nNetworking in Canada is a casual affair. You can meet up at a nearby Starbucks and make an important connection. Ideally\, people prefer messages or emails before they meet someone or agree to talk on a call. Punctuality is important in these scenarios\, and it is polite to offer to pay during the meetup if it involves food and beverages. Time is an important commodity and people are careful who to share their time with. The aim of these meetups is not always to seek a job position but can also be used to understand the organization or the hiring process. Asking for a job\, unless it is being offered to you\, at a first meeting with a stranger is not considered polite. LinkedIn\, Meetup.com\, Facebook public events\, local Facebook Indian Community groups are a great way to network and look for professional connections and new friends. \n4. Volunteer \nVolunteering your time to the local community in Canada is a great way to understand the culture and work ethics in Canada. You can look for Volunteering Opportunity in Indian Community in Vancouver or outside the community. It is also a way to meet new people from different walks of life and a variety of cultures. Vancouver is a melting pot for so many immigrants from all over the world – use that to your advantage by seeking volunteer events in and around the city. Check out India Cultural Association (ICA) Of Vancouver if you would like to volunteer for the community based not for profit organization \n5. Participate & get involved with the community \nFeel free to check out our events section and participate in them. We post events where everyone feels welcome\, attending those events you will feel to have a small piece of the homeland in Vancouver. You can also follow ATI Vancouver on social media (Facebook & Instagram) to get yourself updated with the Indian Community Buzz. \n6. Check Out Mentorship Programs Available in the Community \nCheck out Mentorship programs available in the community. Some programs such as SettleSmart by Empower Community Service Society is focused to empower the community through connections & guidance. \n\n  \nCredits: Written by Pooja Relekar. Edited by Neeraj Kumar. This article was originally posted on Vancouver Indian Forum
URL:https://ativancouver.ca/event/bhakthi-maha-utsav-season-5/
LOCATION:Bell Performing Arts Centre\, 6250 144 St\, Surrey\, British Columbia\, V3X 1A2\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Community
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ORGANIZER;CN="Aarabhi Advertisers":MAILTO:aarabhi14@gmail.com
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SUMMARY:Hindu Heritage Month 2026 Celebrations by Kamal Sharma's KVP Entertainers
DESCRIPTION:ATI Vancouver welcomes you to Canada! Vancouver is a melting pot for so many immigrants from all over the world. The percentage of Indians migrating to Canada has increased tremendously in the last ten years. \nBefore you begin your next big chapter\, take a look at the four major tips to help you with your journey in your new country. These tips can help you settle faster in Canada. \n1. Join Professional Platforms \nThe most common professional platforms in Canada are used not only for job seeking but also to interact like-minded individuals and people working in similar industries as you. Platforms like Indeed\, Workopolis and LinkedIn are the most used portals to start your career in Canada. Search for professional groups on LinkedIn. You can find some interesting groups on Meetup also. \n2. Build your Resume/CV \nBuilding a resume and/or curriculum Vitae can be made easy with simple templates available easily on the Government of Canada website and Indeed. They can help you create your professional resume according to what is commonly used in Canada. It is best to have a maximum of 2 pages and make sure it’s not too “crowded” or “wordy.” Reach out to a Human resources personnel within the community to review your resume for you – there are many people that genuinely offer their services. The Government of Canada website also has a section in planning your career and to learn more about occupations in Canada. \nResume Templates \nResume Builder \nCareer Planning \n3. Network \nNetworking in Canada is a casual affair. You can meet up at a nearby Starbucks and make an important connection. Ideally\, people prefer messages or emails before they meet someone or agree to talk on a call. Punctuality is important in these scenarios\, and it is polite to offer to pay during the meetup if it involves food and beverages. Time is an important commodity and people are careful who to share their time with. The aim of these meetups is not always to seek a job position but can also be used to understand the organization or the hiring process. Asking for a job\, unless it is being offered to you\, at a first meeting with a stranger is not considered polite. LinkedIn\, Meetup.com\, Facebook public events\, local Facebook Indian Community groups are a great way to network and look for professional connections and new friends. \n4. Volunteer \nVolunteering your time to the local community in Canada is a great way to understand the culture and work ethics in Canada. You can look for Volunteering Opportunity in Indian Community in Vancouver or outside the community. It is also a way to meet new people from different walks of life and a variety of cultures. Vancouver is a melting pot for so many immigrants from all over the world – use that to your advantage by seeking volunteer events in and around the city. Check out India Cultural Association (ICA) Of Vancouver if you would like to volunteer for the community based not for profit organization \n5. Participate & get involved with the community \nFeel free to check out our events section and participate in them. We post events where everyone feels welcome\, attending those events you will feel to have a small piece of the homeland in Vancouver. You can also follow ATI Vancouver on social media (Facebook & Instagram) to get yourself updated with the Indian Community Buzz. \n6. Check Out Mentorship Programs Available in the Community \nCheck out Mentorship programs available in the community. Some programs such as SettleSmart by Empower Community Service Society is focused to empower the community through connections & guidance. \n\n  \nCredits: Written by Pooja Relekar. Edited by Neeraj Kumar. This article was originally posted on Vancouver Indian Forum
URL:https://ativancouver.ca/event/hindu-heritage-month-2026-celebrations-by-kamal-sharmas-kvp-entertainers/
LOCATION:Fraserview Banquet Hall\, 8240 Fraser St\, Vancouver\, British Columbia\, V5X 3X6\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Community
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SUMMARY:Chhath Puja 2026 in Surrey\, Vancouver
DESCRIPTION:ATI Vancouver welcomes you to Canada! Vancouver is a melting pot for so many immigrants from all over the world. The percentage of Indians migrating to Canada has increased tremendously in the last ten years. \nBefore you begin your next big chapter\, take a look at the four major tips to help you with your journey in your new country. These tips can help you settle faster in Canada. \n1. Join Professional Platforms \nThe most common professional platforms in Canada are used not only for job seeking but also to interact like-minded individuals and people working in similar industries as you. Platforms like Indeed\, Workopolis and LinkedIn are the most used portals to start your career in Canada. Search for professional groups on LinkedIn. You can find some interesting groups on Meetup also. \n2. Build your Resume/CV \nBuilding a resume and/or curriculum Vitae can be made easy with simple templates available easily on the Government of Canada website and Indeed. They can help you create your professional resume according to what is commonly used in Canada. It is best to have a maximum of 2 pages and make sure it’s not too “crowded” or “wordy.” Reach out to a Human resources personnel within the community to review your resume for you – there are many people that genuinely offer their services. The Government of Canada website also has a section in planning your career and to learn more about occupations in Canada. \nResume Templates \nResume Builder \nCareer Planning \n3. Network \nNetworking in Canada is a casual affair. You can meet up at a nearby Starbucks and make an important connection. Ideally\, people prefer messages or emails before they meet someone or agree to talk on a call. Punctuality is important in these scenarios\, and it is polite to offer to pay during the meetup if it involves food and beverages. Time is an important commodity and people are careful who to share their time with. The aim of these meetups is not always to seek a job position but can also be used to understand the organization or the hiring process. Asking for a job\, unless it is being offered to you\, at a first meeting with a stranger is not considered polite. LinkedIn\, Meetup.com\, Facebook public events\, local Facebook Indian Community groups are a great way to network and look for professional connections and new friends. \n4. Volunteer \nVolunteering your time to the local community in Canada is a great way to understand the culture and work ethics in Canada. You can look for Volunteering Opportunity in Indian Community in Vancouver or outside the community. It is also a way to meet new people from different walks of life and a variety of cultures. Vancouver is a melting pot for so many immigrants from all over the world – use that to your advantage by seeking volunteer events in and around the city. Check out India Cultural Association (ICA) Of Vancouver if you would like to volunteer for the community based not for profit organization \n5. Participate & get involved with the community \nFeel free to check out our events section and participate in them. We post events where everyone feels welcome\, attending those events you will feel to have a small piece of the homeland in Vancouver. You can also follow ATI Vancouver on social media (Facebook & Instagram) to get yourself updated with the Indian Community Buzz. \n6. Check Out Mentorship Programs Available in the Community \nCheck out Mentorship programs available in the community. Some programs such as SettleSmart by Empower Community Service Society is focused to empower the community through connections & guidance. \n\n  \nCredits: Written by Pooja Relekar. Edited by Neeraj Kumar. This article was originally posted on Vancouver Indian Forum
URL:https://ativancouver.ca/event/chhath-puja-2026-in-surrey-vancouver/
LOCATION:Durga Bhameshwari Temple\, Surrey\, 7984 123\, Street\, Surrey\, BC\, V3W 3V4\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Community
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SUMMARY:Bharat Utsav\, Diwali & Hindu Heritage Month Celebrations by BKSP
DESCRIPTION:ATI Vancouver welcomes you to Canada! Vancouver is a melting pot for so many immigrants from all over the world. The percentage of Indians migrating to Canada has increased tremendously in the last ten years. \nBefore you begin your next big chapter\, take a look at the four major tips to help you with your journey in your new country. These tips can help you settle faster in Canada. \n1. Join Professional Platforms \nThe most common professional platforms in Canada are used not only for job seeking but also to interact like-minded individuals and people working in similar industries as you. Platforms like Indeed\, Workopolis and LinkedIn are the most used portals to start your career in Canada. Search for professional groups on LinkedIn. You can find some interesting groups on Meetup also. \n2. Build your Resume/CV \nBuilding a resume and/or curriculum Vitae can be made easy with simple templates available easily on the Government of Canada website and Indeed. They can help you create your professional resume according to what is commonly used in Canada. It is best to have a maximum of 2 pages and make sure it’s not too “crowded” or “wordy.” Reach out to a Human resources personnel within the community to review your resume for you – there are many people that genuinely offer their services. The Government of Canada website also has a section in planning your career and to learn more about occupations in Canada. \nResume Templates \nResume Builder \nCareer Planning \n3. Network \nNetworking in Canada is a casual affair. You can meet up at a nearby Starbucks and make an important connection. Ideally\, people prefer messages or emails before they meet someone or agree to talk on a call. Punctuality is important in these scenarios\, and it is polite to offer to pay during the meetup if it involves food and beverages. Time is an important commodity and people are careful who to share their time with. The aim of these meetups is not always to seek a job position but can also be used to understand the organization or the hiring process. Asking for a job\, unless it is being offered to you\, at a first meeting with a stranger is not considered polite. LinkedIn\, Meetup.com\, Facebook public events\, local Facebook Indian Community groups are a great way to network and look for professional connections and new friends. \n4. Volunteer \nVolunteering your time to the local community in Canada is a great way to understand the culture and work ethics in Canada. You can look for Volunteering Opportunity in Indian Community in Vancouver or outside the community. It is also a way to meet new people from different walks of life and a variety of cultures. Vancouver is a melting pot for so many immigrants from all over the world – use that to your advantage by seeking volunteer events in and around the city. Check out India Cultural Association (ICA) Of Vancouver if you would like to volunteer for the community based not for profit organization \n5. Participate & get involved with the community \nFeel free to check out our events section and participate in them. We post events where everyone feels welcome\, attending those events you will feel to have a small piece of the homeland in Vancouver. You can also follow ATI Vancouver on social media (Facebook & Instagram) to get yourself updated with the Indian Community Buzz. \n6. Check Out Mentorship Programs Available in the Community \nCheck out Mentorship programs available in the community. Some programs such as SettleSmart by Empower Community Service Society is focused to empower the community through connections & guidance. \n\n  \nCredits: Written by Pooja Relekar. Edited by Neeraj Kumar. This article was originally posted on Vancouver Indian Forum
URL:https://ativancouver.ca/event/bharat-utsav-diwali-hindu-heritage-month-celebrations-by-bksp/
LOCATION:Fraserview Banquet Hall\, 8240 Fraser St\, Vancouver\, British Columbia\, V5X 3X6\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Community
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ORGANIZER;CN="BKSP - Bharatiya Kala Evam Sahitya Parishad":MAILTO:bkspcanada@gmail.com
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20261129T160000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20261129T203000
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SUMMARY:Hindu Heritage Mahotsav 2026
DESCRIPTION:ATI Vancouver welcomes you to Canada! Vancouver is a melting pot for so many immigrants from all over the world. The percentage of Indians migrating to Canada has increased tremendously in the last ten years. \nBefore you begin your next big chapter\, take a look at the four major tips to help you with your journey in your new country. These tips can help you settle faster in Canada. \n1. Join Professional Platforms \nThe most common professional platforms in Canada are used not only for job seeking but also to interact like-minded individuals and people working in similar industries as you. Platforms like Indeed\, Workopolis and LinkedIn are the most used portals to start your career in Canada. Search for professional groups on LinkedIn. You can find some interesting groups on Meetup also. \n2. Build your Resume/CV \nBuilding a resume and/or curriculum Vitae can be made easy with simple templates available easily on the Government of Canada website and Indeed. They can help you create your professional resume according to what is commonly used in Canada. It is best to have a maximum of 2 pages and make sure it’s not too “crowded” or “wordy.” Reach out to a Human resources personnel within the community to review your resume for you – there are many people that genuinely offer their services. The Government of Canada website also has a section in planning your career and to learn more about occupations in Canada. \nResume Templates \nResume Builder \nCareer Planning \n3. Network \nNetworking in Canada is a casual affair. You can meet up at a nearby Starbucks and make an important connection. Ideally\, people prefer messages or emails before they meet someone or agree to talk on a call. Punctuality is important in these scenarios\, and it is polite to offer to pay during the meetup if it involves food and beverages. Time is an important commodity and people are careful who to share their time with. The aim of these meetups is not always to seek a job position but can also be used to understand the organization or the hiring process. Asking for a job\, unless it is being offered to you\, at a first meeting with a stranger is not considered polite. LinkedIn\, Meetup.com\, Facebook public events\, local Facebook Indian Community groups are a great way to network and look for professional connections and new friends. \n4. Volunteer \nVolunteering your time to the local community in Canada is a great way to understand the culture and work ethics in Canada. You can look for Volunteering Opportunity in Indian Community in Vancouver or outside the community. It is also a way to meet new people from different walks of life and a variety of cultures. Vancouver is a melting pot for so many immigrants from all over the world – use that to your advantage by seeking volunteer events in and around the city. Check out India Cultural Association (ICA) Of Vancouver if you would like to volunteer for the community based not for profit organization \n5. Participate & get involved with the community \nFeel free to check out our events section and participate in them. We post events where everyone feels welcome\, attending those events you will feel to have a small piece of the homeland in Vancouver. You can also follow ATI Vancouver on social media (Facebook & Instagram) to get yourself updated with the Indian Community Buzz. \n6. Check Out Mentorship Programs Available in the Community \nCheck out Mentorship programs available in the community. Some programs such as SettleSmart by Empower Community Service Society is focused to empower the community through connections & guidance. \n\n  \nCredits: Written by Pooja Relekar. Edited by Neeraj Kumar. This article was originally posted on Vancouver Indian Forum
URL:https://ativancouver.ca/event/hindu-heritage-mahotsav-2026/
LOCATION:Bell Performing Arts Centre\, 6250 144 St\, Surrey\, British Columbia\, V3X 1A2\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Community
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ORGANIZER;CN="OHM BC":MAILTO:info@ohmbc.org
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