a welcoming supportive community
Grey Bruce Local Immigration Partnership works to fill critical gaps in the local labour force by welcoming newcomers to the region.
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Support Community Level Research and Planning
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Raise Awareness of the Benefits of Immigration
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Foster welcoming and inclusive communities
We make navigating Grey and Bruce Counties easier.
About the Grey Bruce Local Immigration Partnership
Our partnership spans across county lines, and community signs. Our coordination runs along sandy shorelines and flows over rolling fields. It reaches deep into Lake Huron and scales the Niagara Escarpment.
Collectively, we strive to build stronger communities through awareness, outreach, inclusion, and equity to ensure immigrants and newcomers become welcome neighbours throughout Grey and Bruce Counties. The Grey Bruce Local Immigration Partnership works in collaboration with service-based organizations to ensure that new residents thrive and enhance the vibrant, diverse, and colourful landscapes they now call home.
Are you new to Grey Bruce?
Our Service Map is a great tool to help you find settlement services in your area, and more.
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Embracing Diversity: Celebrating Asian Heritage Month
As of 2021, Bruce County was home to 2,420 residents of Asian heritage, while Grey County had 2,950 individuals of Asian origin, representing 37 Asian countries. The Asian population in both counties experienced significant growth from 2016 to 2021 and is contributing to the region's diversity and inclusion.
Embracing Tradition: Celebrating Sikh Heritage Month in Grey-Bruce
GBLIP acknowledges and celebrates Sikh Heritage Month, honoring the rich cultural contributions and diversity of the Sikh community. Together, let's promote understanding, respect, and unity among all residents of Grey Bruce.