
ALT Graphic features a dark blue background, the COSTI logo in the top left corner, and a light blue wave graphic along the bottom. The text reads, “We have a new address! COSTI Employment Services (Toronto) is officially open at Sheridan Mall. Come visit us at: 1700 Wilson Avenue, Unit #N2 & N3, Sheridan Mall, North York, Toronto, Ontario M3L 1B2. For appointments, call 416-789-7925, email [email protected]”.

ALT Promotional graphic from COSTI and the Canadian Immigrant Fair featuring attendees speaking with representatives at a career fair booth. The COSTI logo appears in the upper left corner and the Canadian Immigrant Fair logo appears in the upper right corner. The graphic text reads: “Nov. 13, 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. | Living Arts Centre, 4141 Living Arts Dr., Mississauga, ON L5B 4B8. Meet COSTI at the upcoming Canadian Immigrant Fair to learn how you can advance your career and settle down faster in Canada. Register Now.”

ALT COSTI logo. Graphic with the heading “Become a Home Support Worker.” Text reads: “Join COSTI’s Home Support Worker - ESL Program for a bright future in caregiving.” “Find work as a Home Helper, Food Service Worker, Client Support Worker and other entry-level care occupations.” A purple banner reads “Next cohort starts November 18, 2026.” A yellow button reads “Register Now.” Below the text, a smiling care worker in blue scrubs helps an older man in a brown cardigan use a walker in a bright home.

ALT COSTI and Canada Life logos. Graphic text reads “Speed Mentoring: Canada Life. An exclusive event for women. Meet one-on-one with Canada Life mentors and get practical advice on your resume, skills and the Canadian job market. Monday, November 23, 2026, 1885 Weston Road, 2 to 5 p.m." A yellow “Register now” button. Photo of five women in business attire standing together in conversation, with one holding a tablet.

ALT A man sits on the floor with his hands on his head, surrounded by bills and credit cards. The COSTI logo and the text “Financial Literacy Month” appear at the top. Yellow-highlighted text reads “Debt is a financial burden. It should not be an emotional one.” Below it, text reads “Free counselling for those suffering from depression and gambling/gaming issues.” and “Call 416-244-7714”

ALT The COSTI logo appears at the top. A black label with yellow text reads “Meet the employer.” Text reads “Toronto Metropolitan University.” Below it, text reads “Meet representatives from Toronto Metropolitan University (TMU), one of Canada’s leading urban universities, known for career-focused learning, innovation and strong industry partnerships.” Green text reads “Date: Tuesday, November 17, 2026, 9 a.m. - Noon” and “Venue: Millennium Gardens Banquet Centre, Brampton.” A yellow button reads “Register now.” A photo shows a man in a white coat shaking hands with a woman holding a laptop while three students stand nearby, one of them clapping.

ALT A speaker stands at a podium during a Remembrance Day event at Welcome Centre Immigrant Services, reading into a microphone while another presenter stands beside the podium holding notes. The podium is decorated with a “Remembrance Day” sign and poppy illustrations. A “Lest We Forget” banner featuring a Canadian flag and poppy field is displayed on the wall in the background.

ALT Attendees gather in a large meeting room for a Remembrance Day ceremony at Welcome Centre Immigrant Services. Rows of seated participants face a presentation screen displaying a slide that reads “Remembrance Day” alongside a red poppy graphic. Remembrance-themed decorations are visible throughout the room.

ALT Presenters stand at the front of a room during a Remembrance Day ceremony at Welcome Centre Immigrant Services. Two podiums display Remembrance Day signage, while a presentation screen shows a slide titled “Remembrance Day” with a poppy graphic and the words “We remember. We honour.” Audience members are seated off to the side as the ceremony proceeds.

ALT Attendees wearing red remembrance poppies are seated in a crowded meeting room during a Remembrance Day ceremony at Welcome Centre Immigrant Services. Participants fill rows of chairs and hold event program sheets while listening to presentations at the front of the room. The gathering includes people of various ages and backgrounds, with staff and community members seated together as they observe the commemorative event. The room is brightly lit, with presentation equipment and meeting space furnishings visible in the background.

ALT Black and white photo of a man with a beard resting his head in his hand at a desk, looking discouraged. Text reads: “I keep hearing I’m ‘not the right fit’. I don’t know which skills to build or how to prove the ones I have.” COSTI helps you identify realistic target roles, bridge skill gaps and translate your experience into language employers value. A green “Register now” button is below.

ALT The photo features a phone showing a video with a man pointing towards the camera. The video's reporting menu is displayed underneath with various options, including "Report". The accompanying text reads, "If you see online abuse, don't argue. Take a screenshot and report it. Learn how to recognize and stop digital abuse."

ALT Graphic listing COSTI Employment Services locations in the Greater Toronto Area. The design features alternating blue and yellow horizontal bands displaying the city names Toronto, Weston, Vaughan, Mississauga, and Brampton, along with directional arrow icons.

ALT Graphic from COSTI promoting Employment Services office locations with a blue background and the COSTI logo. The graphic text reads: “Walk in to the nearest COSTI Employment Services office for free employment support.” Toronto 1700 Wilson Avenue, Unit #N2 & N3, Sheridan Mall, North York, Toronto, Ontario M3L 1B2 Phone: 416-789-7925 | Email: [email protected] Weston 1885 Weston Road Toronto, Ontario M9N 1V9 Phone: 416-588-2240 | Email: [email protected] Vaughan 3100 Rutherford Road, Suite 102 Vaughan, Ontario L4K 0G6 Phone: 905-669-5627 | Email: [email protected] Mississauga 6750 Winston Churchill Boulevard, Unit 8A Mississauga, Ontario L5N 4C4 Phone: 905-567-0482 | Email: [email protected] Brampton 10 Gillingham Drive, Suite 300 Brampton, Ontario L6X 5A5 Phone: 905-459-8855 | Email: [email protected].

ALT Smiling man with glasses and a navy shirt leans on his hand while working on a laptop. Yellow text reads “Employment Workshops” and “Get answers to your biggest questions. Hidden job market, AI tools, networking strategies and more. Daily sessions by experts.” A “Register now” button and the COSTI logo appear on the graphic.

ALT The COSTI logo appears at the top. A black label with yellow text reads “Meet the employer.” Text reads “Prudle Labs.” Below it, text reads “Meet recruiters from Prudle Labs, a Canadian AI-powered language technology company helping organizations translate and localize content in 100+ languages for global audiences.” Green text reads “Date: Tuesday, November 17, 2026, 9 a.m. - Noon” and “Venue: Millennium Gardens Banquet Centre, Brampton.” A yellow button reads “Register now.” A photo shows three colleagues looking closely at a laptop screen together.

ALT Remembrance Day graphic featuring the COSTI logo in the upper left corner and three red poppies illustrated on a light grey background. Beside the poppies, the text reads: “LEST WE FORGET.” The design uses watercolour-style poppy artwork as a symbol of remembrance and honour for those who served and sacrificed in times of war and peace.

ALT Text:"Every November 11, Canadians pause to remember the brave soldiers who served Canada in times of war and peace. These include military families and generations of settlers, immigrants and newcomers who chose to defend their adopted country, even laying down their lives when the time came. Their sacrifices still shape the Canada we welcome newcomers to. More than 1.7 million Canadians served in the First World War, the Second World War and the Korean War, including women, Indigenous Peoples, Chinese-Canadians, Japanese-Canadians, Sikh Canadians and Black Canadians. Despite the systemic discrimination they faced, the courage they displayed helped open doors to citizenship, voting rights and a sense of belonging that many newcomers benefit from today. This Veterans’ Week, COSTI thanks every veteran, serving member and military family. Their sacrifice reminds us that Canada has always been built by people from many backgrounds, and that inclusion has to be earned and protected".

ALT The graphic features a diverse group of adults sitting in a library. They have books on their laps and they are talking to each other. The accompanying text reads, "Workshops, Webinars, Information Sessions. From making strategic resumes to acing your interviews, learn how to stand out in your job search through COSTI’s workshops. Register now."

ALT The graphic features a teacher sitting in a classroom and smiling for the camera. A group of diverse adult students are standing behind the teacher. The accompanying text reads, "English Classes for Temporary Residents. Specialized English programs for temporary residents living in Ontario with a valid Visitor Visa, Work Permit or Study Permit. Everyday English, Workplace English, Academic English. Program fee: $230 for six-week session.To register or learn more, call 416-534-7400 or email [email protected]."

ALT COSTI and Canada Life logos. Graphic text reads “Speed Mentoring: Canada Life. An exclusive event for women. Meet one-on-one with Canada Life mentors and get practical advice on your resume, skills and the Canadian job market. Monday, November 23, 2026, 1885 Weston Road, 2 to 5 p.m." A yellow “Register now” button. Photo of five women in business attire standing together in conversation, with one holding a tablet.

ALT The COSTI logo appears at the top. A black label with yellow text reads “Meet the employer.” Text reads “GreenLeaf Health Partners.” Below it, text reads “Meet recruiters from GreenLeaf Health Partners, a Canadian home healthcare provider dedicated to delivering compassionate, personalized care to families across Ontario and Canada.” Green text reads “Date: Tuesday, November 17, 2026, 9 a.m. - Noon” and “Venue: Millennium Gardens Banquet Centre, Brampton.” A yellow button reads “Register now.” A photo shows a caregiver in blue scrubs smiling as she wraps a colourful blanket around a smiling older woman seated on a couch holding a mug.



