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1. mosaicbc.org › our-locationsOur Locations - MOSAIC

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   MOSAIC has offices and locations that provide services and programs throughout Vancouver and the Lower Mainland. Contact a location near you. Get in touch. 604-254-9626. info@mosaicbc.org. MOSAIC expresses our gratitude to the sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish), sel̓íl̓witulh (Tsleil-Waututh), xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam), qiqéyt (Qayqayt ...

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2. mosaicbc.orgMOSAIC | Settlement and Employment Services for Newcomers

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   MOSAIC provides services to immigrants, refugees, and those from diverse backgrounds to help advance an inclusive and thriving Canada. Our staff and partners work together through employment, settlement, and language services to further the success and sense of belonging of newcomers and individuals from diverse backgrounds.

3. mosaicbc.org › aboutAbout - MOSAIC

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   Purpose: MOSAIC is one of Canada’s largest settlement and employment services organizations, made up of deeply committed people who support newcomers and those with diverse backgrounds. We have over 400+ staff, hundreds of volunteers, and partner with over 50 community networks. Together we help newcomers move to and settle in Canada.

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4. mosaicincanada.com › mosaic-in-canada › OperationsMosaic in Canada | Potash Facilities - Mosaic Canada

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   Potash Facilities. In Saskatchewan, Mosaic operates three potash sites: our flagship underground operation in Esterhazy, an underground operation in Colonsay, and a solution mine in Belle Plaine. Mosaic Tower in Regina, Saskatchewan is home to our employees that support our potash business. Learn more about our facilities: Belle PlaineRead More.

5. www.mosaicnet.caMosaic Newcomer Family Resource Network

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   Mosaic is located in Treaty One territory and specifically in the ancestral and traditional homeland of the Anisininew, Mischif Piyii (Métis), Anishinaabe, Cree and Očhéth Šakówiŋ (Dakota) peoples.

6. ca.linkedin.com › company › mosaicbcMOSAIC - LinkedIn

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   MOSAIC | 15,861 followers on LinkedIn. Engaging Newcomers, Enriching Communities - Since 1976 | MOSAIC is a registered charity serving immigrant, refugee, migrant and mainstream communities in Greater Vancouver and the Fraser Valley as well as throughout the province of BC and overseas via online programs. Supported by a board of directors, the organization manages a $20 million plus budget ...

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   What is mosaic?

   • Purpose: MOSAIC is one of Canada’s largest settlement and employment services organizations, made up of deeply committed people who support newcomers and those with diverse backgrounds. We have over 400+ staff, hundreds of volunteers, and partner with over 50 community networks. Together we help newcomers move to and settle in Canada.

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   Where is mosaic in Canada located?

   • Mosaic Tower in Regina, Saskatchewan is home to our employees that support our potash business. Learn more about our facilities: Mosaic in Canada's business unit includes 3 potash mines in Esterhazy, Belle Plaine and Colonsay.

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   Where is mosaic located in Saskatchewan?

   • In Saskatchewan, Mosaic operates three potash sites: our flagship underground operation in Esterhazy, an underground operation in Colonsay, and a solution mine in Belle Plaine. Mosaic Tower in Regina, Saskatchewan is home to our employees that support our potash business. Learn more about our facilities:

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   What services does mosaic provide?

   • Provincially, MOSAIC provides more employment supports and programs than any other immigrant-serving organization in B.C. Our expertise in employment services resulted in MOSAIC being the only immigrant-serving organization to be awarded a contract to deliver services through the B.C. Government’s Employment Program of B.C. Designer.

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   What is a mosaic class?

   • Classes at Mosaic help parents and their children adjust to life in Canada. Students learn English to do everyday tasks like talking to teachers, buying groceries, and asking for help. Classes are for newcomer parents and primary caregivers. Participants get connected to services, meet neighbours, make friends and form a social network.

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   What makes mosaic unique?

   • We value accountability, transparency, justice, and ethical and thoughtful decision-making. MOSAIC has earned the community’s trust through our values, expertise, and lived experiences. With the help of community partners, we’ve been impacting the lives of others since 1976. Read more about the highlights and milestones of our journey.

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8. matadornetwork.com › trips › 10-impressive-mosaics-world10 of the Most Impressive Mosaics Around the World

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   Nov 9, 2010 · Basilica of San Vitale. The intricate mosaics depict the life of Jesus and other biblical scenes. All three churches are on the UNESCO World Heritage List. 2. Madaba, Jordan. Photo: vvoe /Shutterstock. The oldest cartographic depiction of the Holy Land is in mosaic form and housed in the Church of St. George.