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I am London 150

“I am London 150” showcases the diversity that gives Canada its unique identity. The campaign celebrates successful immigrants who have chosen to call London their home. Two new faces will be profiled every month until November 2017.
Check this blog, Facebook and Twitter to read their inspiring stories.

Laszlo Morar

9/13/2017

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When Laszlo Morar first immigrated to Canada from Hungary, he settled in Mississauga. It was not long before friends told Laszlo and his wife about the nearby city of London, a smaller community filled with beautiful parks and access to all the services they’d need.
Lazlo connected with organizations that assist newcomers with settlement and integration, gaining valuable skills to help him adapt to London and have a greater understanding of Canada. In his country of origin, Laszlo worked as a Border Patrol officer and he was  determined to  continue  working in the field he was trained in. Through a mentorship program at one of the agencies in London, Laszlo connected with the London Police Service which led to his employment as a court prisoner security officer soon after.
Today, Laszlo enjoys living in London and encourages newcomers to reach out to organizations to help make the transition easier. His motivation to never give up and continue trying is an inspiring message to newcomers and locals alike.
So what does being Canadian mean to Laszlo? Being Canadian is unique in its diversity because of the mix of cultures. “Never forget who you are, being Canadian is a unique opportunity.”



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  • I Am London 2025
  • PREVIOUS CAMPAIGNS
    • I AM LONDON 2024 >
      • Diego Cortes
      • Willy Aristide
      • Angela Gjurichanin
      • Selma Popovic
      • Firas Al Basri
      • Amsa Yaro
      • Jules Gutierrez
      • Camila Ariza
      • Patricia Vasconcellos Medeiros
      • Al-Asala Dabke Group
    • I Am London 2023 >
      • Susan Abdula
      • Gaston Mabaya
      • Grace Estrada
      • Chinelo Ezenwa
      • Francis Hinnah
      • Eman Ahmad (Al Sayyah)
      • Sandra Pineda
      • Angad Singh
      • Leticia Tang
    • I Am London 2022
    • I am London 2021
    • I am London 2020
    • I am London 2019
    • I AM LONDON 2018 >
      • - Osama, Sebastien & Lisseth
      • - Alba, Delveen & Afeez
      • - Emilio & Eman
      • - Stanislav, Fan & May
      • - Irina, Carlos & Joan
    • I am London 150 (2017)
    • I am London 2015
    • I am London 2014
    • I am London 2013
  • About
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