Makhabbat Aitekenova, Author at New Canadian Media

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Makhabbat Aitekenova

Makhabbat Aitekenova, a journalist from Kazakhstan, is a graduate of Nazarbayev University, the country's top institution known for its English-language instruction. With over five years of experience in broadcast journalism and digital media, Makhabbat is skilled in writing for television, radio and newspapers. She recently arrived in Canada in September 2023, with plans to further her career in journalism, focusing on local and immigrant stories. In her spare time, Makhabbat enjoys reading books about Canada, with her latest literary delight being 'The Colony of Unrequited Dreams' by Wayne Johnston. You are welcome to follow her on LinkedIn and X.

April 10, 2024
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New to Canada? Beware, you’re twice as likely to become a fraud victim, survey reveals

Fraudsters exploit social media, job, and immigration vulnerabilities, with 38 percent of newcomers falling victim to scams — over double the rate

March 28, 2024
Immigration/Local Journalism Initiative/News

Fears linger after surge in South Asian extortion cases in Canada

Police suspect that many additional extortion cases are going unreported

January 17, 2024
Economy/Education/Immigration/Local Journalism Initiative

Career change is the key to success for some new Canadians

"The Canadian job market is based on networking and referrals. It is not about what you know, it is about who you

January 16, 2024
Economy/Immigration/Local Journalism Initiative

Alberta’s bid to welcome newcomers faces challenges amid high cost of living and housing crunch

New Canadians are enticed by affordability, job prospects, and lifestyle improvements. However, as the province experiences a population surge, questions arise about

December 22, 2023
Immigration/Local Journalism Initiative/News

Toronto-area shelters full of homeless refugee claimants

“We are seeing the highest number of refugee claimants that we have ever seen in Canada. We are going to continue seeing

December 6, 2023
Diaspora Affairs/Immigration/Local Journalism Initiative/News

Shelters seeking private homes to help house refugee claimants

"There are a lot of homes with three, four, five bedrooms with two people living in it."

November 7, 2023
Diaspora Affairs/Immigration/Local Journalism Initiative

Navigating friendship and animosity: Exploring the dynamic between Canada’s Ukrainian and Russian Communities

A newcomer’s experiences help her shed light on the intricate relationship between Ukrainian and Russian communities in Canada, with stories of solidarity,

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