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By Olami, AbroadPilot · Reviewed September 2026
If you are new to Winnipeg — or planning your move to Manitoba — and you are looking for work, the Winnipeg Canadian Immigrant Newcomer Fair is one of the most useful free events on the calendar. It is built specifically for skilled immigrants, newcomers and international students who want to launch a career, change jobs, go back to school, or simply build a network in Canada.
What the event is
The Canadian Immigrant Fair is a long-running tradeshow and speakers’ series organised by Canadian Immigrant magazine. It is free to attend and is built on the three pillars of immigrant success: careers, education and settlement. Rather than being a single-industry job fair, it brings together hiring employers, educational institutions and settlement-service providers under one roof, alongside speaker sessions running throughout the day.
For international job seekers, the practical value is that you can talk to employers who are actively hiring, get your resumé reviewed at the on-site Resumé Clinic, learn about study options to upgrade your credentials, and connect with the settlement agencies that help newcomers find housing, language support and community.
Event details at a glance
| Event | Winnipeg Canadian Immigrant Newcomer Fair |
| Date | Friday, July 10, 2026 |
| Time | 10:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. |
| Venue | Radisson Hotel Winnipeg Downtown (11th floor) |
| Format | In person |
| Cost | Free |
| Organizer | Canadian Immigrant magazine |
| Who it’s for | Skilled immigrants, newcomers, international students, and all Canadians |
Who should attend
This fair is ideal if you are a newcomer or international student in or around Winnipeg who wants to:
- Meet employers who are actively hiring in Manitoba
- Get a free resumé review tailored to the Canadian job market
- Explore college and university programs to upgrade or re-certify your qualifications
- Connect with settlement agencies for help with housing, language and community support
- Attend speaker sessions on careers, credentials and settling in Canada
Everyone is welcome — you do not need to already have a job offer to benefit. Come prepared: bring several printed copies of your resumé, dress as you would for an interview, and have a short introduction ready for employers.
How to register
Registration is free. Sign up and find full details through the official organiser:
- Official fair page & registration: canadianimmigrant.ca/careerfair/winnipeg
- Eventbrite listing: Winnipeg Canadian Immigrant Newcomer Fair on Eventbrite
Register early, as free newcomer events can fill up. This event is free and run by an established organiser — be cautious of any unofficial third-party site asking for payment or sensitive personal documents to “register” you.
Planning to move to Canada? Read these next
If this fair is part of a bigger plan to live and work in Canada, these guides will help you prepare:
- Canada Visa Guide 2026: Apply from Nigeria & Ghana — requirements, fees, and the full application process.
- Best Careers in Canada for Immigrants in 2026 — in-demand jobs, salaries, and how to get hired.
- Skilled Trades vs Nursing — comparing two popular pathways for moving abroad.
Manitoba has a strong economy and a welcoming community, and Winnipeg events like this one are a low-pressure, free way to meet employers and settlement services face to face. If you are serious about working in Canada, the July 10 fair is well worth a morning.
Olami is the founder and lead writer at AbroadPilot. He started the site after going through the visa process himself — a German student visa in 2019 and a Canadian work permit in 2023 — and learning first-hand how confusing official immigration language can be, how often rules change, and how easy it is to lose money to bad advice. He spent three years as an international education and travel consultant, helping people source and verify the information that landed their visas and planned their trips. Every guide on AbroadPilot is built from official sources — embassy pages, government immigration portals, and .gov fee schedules — and reviewed as requirements change. AbroadPilot does not sell visas or applications; it is a free resource to help readers apply with confidence.

