Newcomer
Information Centres (NIC)
Newcomer Information Centres (NIC) can help you find the community
resources you need to settle in Ontario.
Find a NIC Near You
NIC Brampton East
Centre
for Education and Training
263 Queen Street East
Unit 14
Brampton, ON
905-595-0722 x 4000
Hours of Operation:
Monday to Thursday 9am – 7pm
Friday 9am – 12:30pm
Saturday 9am – 12noon
No appointment necessary,
drop-in centre
Email the NIC
New! Get a response in 2 buisness days
Online
Map
NIC Brampton South
NIC Mississauga
Centre for Education and Training
2 Robert Speck Parkway
Suite 800
Mississauga, ON
905-279-0024 x 1266
Hours of Operation:
Monday to Thursday 9am – 7pm
Friday 9am – 12:30pm
Saturday 9am – 12noon
No appointment necessary,
drop-in centre
Email the NIC
New! Get a response in 2 business days
Online Map
NIC North York
North York YMCA
4580 Dufferin Street
2nd Floor
Toronto, ON
416-630-0330 x 189
Hours of Operation:
Monday 9am – 8pm
Tuesday, Thursday 9am – 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 8pm
Friday 9am – 12noon
Saturday 10am – 2pm
No appointment necessary,
drop-in centre
Online Map
NIC Ottawa
YMCA-YWCA
240 Catherine Street
Suite 308
Ottawa, ON
613-238-5462
Hours of Operation:
Monday to Thursday 8am – 5pm
Friday 8:30am – 3pm
Drop-ins and appointments welcome
Online Map
NIC Scarborough - Markham Road & 401
Scarborough YMCA
10 Milner Business Court
Suite 600
Toronto, ON
416-609-0218 x 242
Hours of Operation:
Monday 9am – 5pm
Tuesday 9am – 7pm
Wednesday, Thursday 9am – 5pm
Friday 9am – 12noon
No appointment necessary,
drop-in centre
Online Map
NIC Scarborough - Danforth Avenue & Victoria Park
NIC Toronto
YMCA of Greater Toronto
42 Charles Street East
3rd Floor
Toronto, ON
416-928-6690
Hours of Operation:
Monday to Thursday 9am – 8pm
Friday 9am – 2pm
Saturday 10am – 2pm
No appointment necessary,
drop-in centre
Online Map
What NICs Can Do for Newcomers
Newcomer Information Centres (NIC) can help you find the community
resources you need to settle in the Greater Toronto Area, Peel Region and Ottawa.
NICs offer:
NICs offer a comfortable environment, run by professional and
caring staff. Newcomers have access to a wide range of services
to address settlement issues. Participants can receive a number
of different services to meet their needs.
Services include:
- Information and referral to community and government programs
and services for your settlement needs
- Group information sessions
- Computers and Internet access
- Limited access to fax and photocopier
- Friendly, multi-lingual resource staff
At the NIC, you can get information on:
- Settlement services specifically for newcomers
- Government programs
- Education and training
- Credential assessment
- Access to Trades and Professions
- Employment and job search resources
- Canadian labour market
- Language training
- Housing/shelter
- Health services
- Legal Issues and Human Rights
- Immigration and Citizenship
- Social, Community and Recreation services