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Our Immigration Stories - As Told By Canadian Immigrants

Our Immigration Stories - As Told By Canadian Immigrants

著者： Kristina McPherson
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Hear the first-hand experiences of how we got here, immigration processes & our experiences living here as "Canadians". Our brand is all about sharing information through our experience as Canadian Immigrants, why not get it from the horses' mouths!? Host - Kristina has had 7+ years dealing firsthand with several immigration processes starting with her own student visa all the way to citizenship and has encouraged people along the way. She has found much enjoyment in hearing and sharing with others and wants to be the comforting and hopeful voice.Kristina McPherson 社会科学
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  • She Moved to Canada for her Daughter. Support still took years.

    She Moved to Canada for her Daughter. Support still took years.
    2026/06/19
    She moved to Canada for her daughter, but no one warned her what it would cost and how long support would take.🔴 Book a Financial Clarity Call to explore RESPs, RDSPs, and family financial planning in Canada - https://www.astoldbycanadianimmigrants.com/financialbroker🎬 Watch Next: More Mom-Versations episodes on immigrant motherhood, family, money, and building life in Canada - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL2NgyeSqfo4xD_JuBa6eafxIdM7mxKlQ3Connect with KristinaBook a Financial Clarity Call: https://www.astoldbycanadianimmigrants.com/financialbrokerInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/astoldbycanadianimmigrants/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/astoldbycanadianimmigrants/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kristina-mcpherson-pmp%C2%AE-b-arch-60b34a68/Subscribe to As Told By Canadian Immigrants: https://www.youtube.com/@AsToldByCanadianImmigrants🚨 Talk to an Immigration Consultanthttps://www.astoldbycanadianimmigrants.com/consultant📩 Join our free email list to stay connected - https://www.astoldbycanadianimmigrants.com/aboutFollow today’s guest:Natasha Anderson: https://www.linkedin.com/in/natasha-anderson-24bbb922/MJ Squared: https://www.linkedin.com/company/mj-squared/The Andersons Family: @DiAndersons What You'll Learn0:00 - Why She Left Jamaica1:11 - Would You Move for Your Child?2:41 - When Your Child Needs More4:48 - The Support Canada Didn’t Give Yet6:19 - Money Help Parents Overlook7:35 - The Village Didn’t Come With Her9:30 - Student Life With Special Needs11:23 - The Canada Shock No One Explained13:35 - The Immigration Chance They Had to Take15:42 - How PR Changed Her Child’s Support17:39 - Why She Built MJ Squared22:03 - The Immigration Wait Almost Broke Her24:16 - You Are Not Alone26:40 - Student Mom Life in Canada30:13 - Raising Autistic Children After Moving32:13 - The Cost of a Better Life32:51 - Was Canada Worth the Sacrifice?#MovingToCanada #ImmigrantMoms #AutismSupport #LifeInCanada #MomVersationsWhat would you sacrifice to give your child a better future?In this episode of Mom-Versations by As Told By Canadian Immigrants, Kristina McPherson speaks with Natasha Anderson of MJ Squared about leaving Jamaica for Canada to get better support for her autistic daughter. Like many immigrant parents, Natasha moved with hope — hope for better healthcare, better resources, better opportunities, and a better life for her child.But the reality was more complicated.This episode also includes the story of another immigrant mother raising two autistic boys after moving to Canada — a story that reveals the emotional, financial, and family sacrifices many parents carry quietly while trying to create stability for their children.This conversation is for immigrant parents, parents of neurodivergent children, mothers, newcomers, aspiring immigrants, international students, work permit holders, permanent residents, and families asking what it really takes to start over in Canada.About Us:Our mission here at As Told By Canadian Immigrants is to have real conversations about building life in Canada beyond arrival, PR, and citizenship — including family, money, identity, career, caregiving, motherhood, and rebuilding.Disclaimer: This video is for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute financial, legal, immigration, medical, or professional advice. Please consult the appropriate licensed professional for guidance specific to your situation.#canadianimmigration #howtomovetocanada #usatocanada #jamaicatocanada #studyincanada #internationalstudent #expressentry #canadapr #canadavisa #kristinamcpherson #immigrationpathway #permanentresidency #canadiandream #movetocanada #jobsincanada #workincanada #cometocanada #beforeyouarriveincanada
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    33 分
  • What It Really Takes to Be a Mom Entrepreneur in Canada | First-Generation Immigrant Mom

    What It Really Takes to Be a Mom Entrepreneur in Canada | First-Generation Immigrant Mom
    2026/06/09
    A first generation Canadian mom shares the real cost of entrepreneurship, caregiving, culture, and motherhood.🔴 Watch more conversations from this series - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL2NgyeSqfo4xD_JuBa6eafxIdM7mxKlQ3Learn more about ByBlacks Restaurant Week - https://byblacks.com-----📌 Connect with Kristina:Book a Financial Clarity Call: https://www.astoldbycanadianimmigrants.com/financialbrokerSubscribe to As Told By Canadian Immigrants:https://www.youtube.com/@AsToldByCanadianImmigrants🚨 Talk to an Immigration Consultanthttps://www.astoldbycanadianimmigrants.com/consultant📩 Join our free email list to stay connected - https://www.astoldbycanadianimmigrants.com/about-----📌 Connect with Nicole:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sugarcanerestaurantWebsite: https://www.sugarcanerestaurant.caWhat you Will Learn0:00 - Immigrant Motherhood in Canada1:07 - Building Life After Immigration3:13 - Pivoting Into Entrepreneurship4:03 - The Truth About Business Ownership5:25 - Work Ethic From Immigrant Parents6:33 - Caring for Kids and Parents - The Sandwich Generation in Canada9:03 - Creating Systems for Family Life10:39 - Rebuilding Your Village in Canada13:28 - Dementia Care in Immigrant Families15:25 - Supporting Black-Owned Restaurants17:53 - Finding Balance as a Mom19:07 - Raising Children With Culture20:46 - Mothers Creating Stability-----In this episode of Momversations, Nicole Charles shares her journey as a first-generation Canadian entrepreneur, mother, daughter, and co-owner of a family business. We talk about the reality of entrepreneurship, the pressure of being needed by everyone at once, and what it takes to keep moving forward when your family, your child, and your business all depend on you.Nicole opens up about balancing motherhood with business ownership, caring for a parent with dementia, building a company alongside her sisters, and the lessons she learned from her immigrant parents' work ethic and resilience.If you're a mom entrepreneur, business owner, caregiver, immigrant family, or someone trying to balance multiple responsibilities at once, this conversation will resonate deeply.This episode is about entrepreneurship, motherhood, caregiving, family, resilience, and building a life while carrying responsibilities from every direction.You will also hear about SugarKane Restaurant in Toronto’s Greek Town, ByBlacks Restaurant Week, the importance of visibility for Black-owned restaurants, and how Caribbean food can help pass culture, identity, and community to the next generation. Canadian Immigrant StoriesAbout:As Told By Canadian Immigrants, hosted by Kristina McPherson, shares honest conversations about building life in Canada through the lens of immigrants and newcomers. From immigration and identity to money, parenting, relationships, career growth, and starting over, we explore the real experiences shaping life beyond the move itself. Through real stories and practical discussions, we help people feel seen, informed, and less alone as they navigate life in Canada.DISCLAIMER: This content is for informational and educational purposes only and should not be taken as personal financial, legal, immigration, tax, insurance, or investment advice. Always speak with a licensed professional who can assess your individual situation before making decisions. This episode is not sponsored.#Momversations #MomEntrepreneur #WomenInBusiness #Entrepreneurship #Motherhood #BusinessOwner #CanadianEntrepreneur #WorkingMom #WomenEntrepreneurs #CaregiverLife #ImmigrantFamilies #FirstGenerationCanadian #FamilyBusiness #WorkLifeBalance #CanadianImmigrants #workincanada #cometocanada #beforeyouarriveincanada #kristinamcpherson #astoldbycanadianimmigrants
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