The third floor of the Victoria Immigrant and Refugee Centre was packed last week. Staff carrying tray after tray of potstickers, pakoras, sandwiches and samosas weaved their way through the multicultural crowd during the society’s annual open house event. The non-profit organization has been helping newcomers settle, find employment and improve their English skills for 17 years and many of the former students welcomed the opportunity to catch up with staff. Tae-kynug Yeo of South Korea smiled as her eight-month-old baby was past around to friends singing a chorus oohs and aws. Yeo moved to...