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New Canadians Centre

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Founded in 1979, the New Canadians Centre Peterborough (NCC) is a non-profit charitable organization dedicated to supporting immigrants, refugees and other newcomers in the City of Kawartha Lakes, Haliburton County, City and County of Peterborough and Northumberland County.Listen to these podcasts produced in collaboration with Trent Radio to learn about where we came from and how we have grown over the years.

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Episodes

  1. Season 2.6: A Vision for a New Home at St James United Church

    The New Canadians Centre has always adapted to meet the needs of the community—but what happens when those needs outgrow our current space? In this episode, we explore NCC’s vision for a new home at St. James Church, a space that could provide stability, growth, and expanded services for…

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  2. Season 2.7: The Shifting Landscape of Immigration - What's Next for the NCC

    For 45 years, the New Canadians Centre has been at the forefront of supporting newcomers and shaping conversations around immigration. But what does the future hold? In this episode finale, we sit down with NCC’s former Executive Director, Andy Cragg, to explore the evolving landscape of...

  3. Season 2.5: Case Management Services - A Bridge to Tailored Support

    Starting a new life in Canada is a complex journey, and for many newcomers, standard settlement services may not be enough. Recognizing this, the New Canadians Centre (NCC) expanded beyond the Resettlement Assistance Program (RAP) and general settlement services to introduce a Case Management...

  4. Season 2.4: Responding to the Ukrainian and Afghan Crises in a Changing World

    For decades, the New Canadians Centre (NCC) has responded to global and local crises, adapting to support those in need. In Episodes #6 & #7, we explored the Syrian refugee crisis - how it shaped our work and our community’s response. In this episode, we continue the conversation by looking at…

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  5. Season 2.3: NCC's Truth and Reconciliation Action Plan

    Reconciliation is an ongoing journey—one that requires reflection, learning, and action. At the New Canadians Centre (NCC), we are committed to Truth and Reconciliation through meaningful engagement with Indigenous communities, education, and systemic change. In this episode, we sit down with…

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  6. Season 2.2: The Power of Community Development, Collaboration & Education

    The New Canadians Centre (NCC) supports newcomers in Peterborough and surrounding areas while also working to create a more welcoming and inclusive community for immigrants and refugees. While our settlement and client services have traditionally been a priority, recent years have seen…

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  7. Season 2.1: Introduction

    Presenter: Mauricio Interiano (published in 2025)

  8. Season 1.8: Increasing Capacity to Respond to Change

    Interviewee: Carol Lawless, Hajni Hos; Interviewer: Mauricio Interiano (published in 2016)

  9. Season 1.7 True to Our Roots: Open Doors and Responding to Refugee Crises Part 2

    Interviewee: Maicel Neema; Interviewer: Mauricio Interiano (published in 2016)

  10. Season 1.6: True to our Roots: Open Doors and Responding to Refugee Crises Part 1

    Interviewee: Chantal Bouillon; Interviewer: Mauricio Interiano (published in 2016)

  11. Season 1.5: Calling Peterborough Home

    Interviewee: Anne Elliott; Interviewer: Mauricio Interiano (published in 2016)

  12. Season 1.4: Frontline Services - Addressing Immediate and Ongoing Needs

    Interviewees: Kemi Akapo & Jess Devlin; Interviewer: Mauricio Interiano (published in 2016)

  13. Season 1.3: It Takes A Village - Community Engagement

    Interviewee: Liana Honsinger; Interviewer: Mauricio Interiano (published in 2016)

  14. Season 1.2: The Path to Creating a More Welcoming and Inclusive Community

    Interviewee: Jason Stabler; Interviewer: Mauricio Interiano (published in 2016)

  15. Season 1.1: From the Beginning

    Interviewee: Caitlin Barratt; Interviewer: Mauricio Interiano (published in 2016)

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ABOUT THIS SHOW

Founded in 1979, the New Canadians Centre Peterborough (NCC) is a non-profit charitable organization dedicated to supporting immigrants, refugees and other newcomers in the City of Kawartha Lakes, Haliburton County, City and County of Peterborough and Northumberland County.Listen to these podcasts produced in collaboration with Trent Radio to learn about where we came from and how we have grown over the years.

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Founded in 1979, the New Canadians Centre Peterborough (NCC) is a non-profit charitable organization dedicated to supporting immigrants, refugees and other newcomers in the City of Kawartha Lakes, Haliburton County, City and County of Peterborough and Northumberland County.Listen to these podcasts...

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