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Updated on November 11, 2024
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Here, you’ll find a curated collection of our appearances in various media outlets and awards won, showcasing our expertise and commitment to helping newcomers navigate their journey to Canada. Our team has been featured in a wide range of publications, interviews, and broadcasts, offering insights on immigration trends, settlement advice, and Canadian lifestyle. Explore our media highlights to see how 萝莉社 is recognized as a trusted source for all things related to moving to and living in Canada.
If you wish to contact 萝莉社 for an interview, please send an email to [email protected] outlining your contact details, the story you wish to cover, and the publication you represent.
In 2022, 萝莉社鈥檚 Founder, Ruairi Spillane, was named a听. This is an awards program that recognizes inspirational immigrants who have made a positive impact on their communities since arriving in Canada.
In 2019, 萝莉社 was named the winner of the听Best Immigrant Entrepreneur Award听at the Small Business BC Awards 2019.
萝莉社 Founder, Ruairi Spillane, sits down with Elton Hubner to discuss Canadian recruitment styles and how their weaknesses are harming both Canadians and immigrants alike.
萝莉社 Founder, Ruairi Spillane, speaks with Global News about the faster processing times for passport renewals in Ireland compared to Canada.
萝莉社 Editor, Hugo O’Doherty, offered insights into why more U.S. residents are thinking of moving north to Canada.
萝莉社 founder Ruairi Spillane was an in-studio guest for this evening news report on the rise of the number of young Irish citizens who have moved to Vancouver, BC.
萝莉社 founder, Ruairi Spillane, was featured on a Global News: News Hour BC听report in April 2014 covering the imminent arrival of thousands of Irish immigrants.
Ruairi was also interviewed for this CBC News Vancouver听report on the skilled labour shortage in British Columbia. Construction companies are heading to Ireland to hire more than 600 more skilled employees to fill this labour gap, and CBC sought 萝莉社鈥檚 knowledge and experience on these issues.
萝莉社 features on RT脡 News: Six One听in Ireland during the Working Abroad Expo in Dublin. Scroll to 14:43.
萝莉社’s director of partnerships, Hugo O’Doherty, shares insights into his work supporting newcomers’ international journeys, including individuals participating in the International Experience Canada (IEC) program.
萝莉社’s director of partnerships, Hugo O’Doherty, discusses new public policy affecting international students in Canada with Scott Shantz.
萝莉社 founder, Ruairi Spillane, talks with Paul Haavardsrud following news of Ontario dropping the Canadian work experience requirement for professional engineers.
Founder, and CEO of 萝莉社 and Outpost Recruitment, Ruairi Spillaine, talks with Lauren Clark of the 萝莉社 Nerds Podcast about Canadian immigration.
萝莉社’s Director of Partnerships, Hugo O’Doherty speaks with Jennifer Zamparelli about helping Irish people move to Canada.
萝莉社 Product Manager, Hugo O’Doherty, chats with Kate Malcolm on the New to Canada podcast. This episode is packed with job hunting tips for newcomers, including how to build a resume that wins interviews and how to add to your starting salary in Canada.
萝莉社 Founder, Ruairi Spillane, speaks with Jas Johal to discuss the quick process for renewing a passport in Ireland compared to Canada’s long wait times.
萝莉社 Editor Hugo O’Doherty joined Galway Bay FM morning host Keith Finnegan to discuss opportunities for young Irish people in Canada. You can listen to the audio directly below.
Irish newcomers are flocking to Vancouver and across BC, but why? 萝莉社 founder Ruairi Spillane was a guest on听On The Coast听with Gloria Macarenko to answer this very question.
萝莉社 editor, Alan Regan, is featured on news bulletins throughout the day on Ireland’s Newstalk 106-108FM, and its client stations across the country. Here’s a sample of some of the coverage.
萝莉社 editor, Alan Regan, joins George Hook on Ireland’s Newstalk 106-108fm to discuss. Listen to the full item below.
萝莉社’s Rebecca Major, RCIC discusses the spike of US-to-Canada inquiries in light of the election results and the challenges US nationals may face when moving to Canada.
萝莉社’s Hugo O’Doherty speaks with the San Francisco Chronicle about the true costs of a move to Canada.
An op-ed for the Montreal Gazette by Director of Partnerships, Hugo O’Doherty, on the latest Quebec immigration levels.
萝莉社’s Rebecca Major, RCIC discusses the influx of US-to-Canada inquiries in light of the upcoming political election.
Scotiabank and 萝莉社 continue to work together to help newcomers start their new life in Canada.
Scotiabank names 萝莉社 as part of its commitment to support newcomers on their journey to Canada.
An op-ed for the Montreal Gazette by Director of Partnerships, Hugo O’Doherty, on the perceived decline of French in Quebec.
Scotiabank partners with 萝莉社
Scotiabank and 萝莉社 announce partnership in supporting newcomers.
萝莉社 is fast tracking immigration information for newcomers
Founder Ruairi Spillaine talks about 萝莉社’s goal to democratize basic information for newcomers to Canada.
Hugo O’Doherty, director of partnerships with 萝莉社, is quoted in this article about a new international money transfer product.
In this opinion piece published in the Toronto Star, 萝莉社 Founder, Ruairi Spillane, calls on Canadian employers to engage with newcomers early in the job hunt rather than reactive hiring.
萝莉社 Founder, Ruairi Spillane, was listed among On-Site magazine’s Top 40 Under 40 in Canada’s Construction Industry.
萝莉社 Founder, Ruairi Spillane, was quoted throughout in this Globe and Mail piece on addressing Canada鈥檚 labour shortages through strategic immigration.
萝莉社 Editor, Hugo O’Doherty, was quoted at length in this Irish Times piece on potential destinations for people to work abroad during and after the coronavirus pandemic.
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With interest in Canada rising among United States residents, 萝莉社 Editor, Hugo O’Doherty, spoke with real estate expert Devon Thorsby about what it takes to make the move north.
萝莉社 Editor, Hugo O’Doherty, was quoted in this Irish Central piece outlining changes for the 2020 International Experience Canada (IEC) season.
The Vancouver Sun covered an orientation event hosted by 萝莉社 founder Ruairi Spillane, at which the subject of housing was a hot topic.
萝莉社 editor, Hugo O’Doherty, was quoted in this piece that looked at why more Scots are leaving for Canada.
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萝莉社 editor, Hugo O’Doherty, lended his expert insight to this Washington Post feature, in which he was quoted.
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The Sunday Times interviewed a British worker in Canada who recommended 萝莉社 as a key resource for making the move to Canada.
萝莉社 Editor, Hugo O’Doherty, was quoted in this Irish Central piece outlining changes for the 2019 International Experience Canada (IEC) season.
萝莉社 Editor, Hugo O’Doherty, was quoted in this Irish Times piece outlining changes for the 2019 International Experience Canada (IEC) season.
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萝莉社 founder, Ruairi Spillane, was heavily quoted in this comprehensive guide for Irish citizens planning a move to Canada. Ruairi’s offers his advice on employment and settlement, based on his 10 years in Canada, as well as the testimony of countless newcomers he has met across Canada over the years.
萝莉社 editor, Hugo O’Doherty, compares the difference in immigration policies in four popular destination countries, and explains how and why Canada is taking a different approach.
萝莉社 founder, Ruairi Spillane, tells Canadian HR Reporter that increased immigration targets for 2018 to 2020 means employers should embrace international talent.
萝莉社 founder, Ruairi Spillane, has advice for work permit applicants in听The Irish Times as the 2018 International Experience Canada program gets underway.
Our advice on the 2018 International Experience Canada program is shared by the Irish Daily Mirror to its readers.
萝莉社 was featured in articles by the most popular digital lifestyle brands in Ireland.
Our founder, Ruairi Spillane, has advice for work permit applicants on听JOE.ie听as the 2018 International Experience Canada program gets underway. Meanwhile, sister website Her.ie听explains 萝莉社’s outline of what to expect from the 2018 program.
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萝莉社 editor, Alan Regan, writes in听The Irish Times to solve a reader’s question about upcoming changes to Canadian citizenship rules.
萝莉社 founder, Ruairi Spillane, tells听The Irish Times why becoming a Canadian citizen is “an immensely proud moment”.
萝莉社 editor, Alan Regan, tells the Toronto Star听that more Americans than ever are seeking 萝莉社鈥檚 help, as the country prepares to choose between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump.
萝莉社 founder, Ruairi Spillane, writes in听The Irish Times听about ways workers moving to Canada can improve their career prospects. The article coincided with the launch of our new recruitment agency, Outpost Recruitment.
萝莉社 founder, Ruairi Spillane, gives an in-depth interview to听The Irish Times听Business Section. Ruairi focuses on why he is passionate about his work, how he grew the idea and employed a co-worker, and what the future may hold for him and the company.
Ruairi Spillane talks to regional newspaper,听The Kerryman, about the 萝莉社 project and the provision of recruitment services to Canadian employers.
Ireland鈥檚 leading tech and business website,听Silicon Republic,听interviews Ruairi Spillane as 萝莉社 prepares to launch its recruitment agency at the Working Abroad Expo in Dublin, Ireland. Ruairi reflects on the growing number of Irish engineers seeking jobs in Canada.
The Irish Independent, Ireland鈥檚 top-selling daily newspaper, quotes 萝莉社 founder, Ruairi Spillane, for an article on the record levels of immigration to Canada from Ireland.
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