When I said 'I Do' Canada wisewickedweekly

Hi All

This is the final episode of the 5 episodes podcast series of when I said 'I do' Canada. Its been an amazing learning journey and I hope to receive feedback from the listeners .Email: wisewickedweekly@gmail.com

New episode series to be launched in shortly . Till then stay safe , stay well and stay home during this COVID 19 times.

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Tuhina

This episode focuses on immigrants giving back to their new home - Canada. How and what are some of the ways they can contribute back to their communities.

This episode highlights the housing challenges that people of the city of Toronto face . However, these challenges are double for new immigrants as they do not have much credit history or employment letter at times that become vital documents required for housing leases.

This episode captures the dating stories & challenges in the City of Toronto in general and how it becomes particularly hard for immigrant women who may miss out some of the cultural nuances.

When I said 'I do' Canada is a glimpse of my journey and lives of few women in their 30’s who- one fine day decided to move to Canada and make this their home. In this episode we would have some candid conversations about the job hunt experience in Toronto, understand terminologies, what are 'transferable skills' and what it means to have 'Canadian Experience' and get some of the perspectives of two of our guests on the show.

“When I said ‘I do Canada’ is a glimpse of my journey and the lives of few women in their 30’s who, one fine day decided to move to Canada and make this their home. In this episode, Andrea, originally from Uruguay and Elaine, originally from China, share their initial experiences and observations about the city along with some tips for new immigrant women for better integration.