Stacey Wilson-Forsberg of Wilfred Laurier University says research shows too many skilled Black immigrants to Norther Ontario can't find work in their fields. Postmedia file photo

Too many skilled Black immigrants in Northern Ontario can’t find work in their fields: Report

by Local Journalism Initiative January 2, 2025

written by Local Journalism Initiative January 2, 2025

By Laura Stradiotto | The Sudbury Star Researchers at Wilfred Laurier University, along with the Northern Ontario Black Economic Empowerment Program, are working to develop a socio-economic profile of the Black population in the region. In their recently released report - The Black Population in Nor...

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Too many skilled Black immigrants in Northern Ontario can’t find work in their fields: Report

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