Building bridges in culture, trade, education, and community ties between Jilin and Canada — providing policy consultation, community services, cultural exchange, and resource matching
Building bridges in culture, trade, education, and community ties between Jilin and Canada — providing policy consultation, community services, cultural exchange, and resource matching
Building communication platforms for Jilin expatriates in Canada, organizing social events, and maintaining hometown connections
Facilitating cooperation between Chinese and Canadian enterprises, providing business consulting, project matching, and investment opportunities
Providing international students with life guidance, internship recommendations, and career development advice
Promoting Jilin culture and Sino-Canadian friendship through festivals and cultural exchange programs
Providing professional consulting on immigration, legal affairs, and taxation to help newcomers settle in
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The Canada Jilin Association is a non-profit community organization founded on May 1, 2004, with over 1,200 members. The association is dedicated to building a bridge of communication and mutual support for Jilin people overseas, providing an information-sharing platform, and helping fellow provincials settle in and integrate into society through rich activities such as Spring Festival galas and summer BBQs.
Helping new immigrants settle, enriching the lives of seniors, and providing a stage for youth performances — these have become the core programs of the Jilin Association!
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