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Immigrant Welcome Centre looks to expand programming on North Island

The Immigrant Welcome Centre is looking to expand its programming for the North Island.
Executive Director Jim Brennan says all the fall programs are getting up and running.
Brennan says they are also looking to continue a form of the SAGE program on the North Island to connect seniors to technology.
The centre is also preparing for its upcoming AGM, which will take place on the 27th.

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