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Concerns mount over Canada's new immigration targets | Asian Pacific Post | Chinese newspaper -Vancouver, Richmond, Calgary, Edmonton, Winnipeg, Toronto, North York, Montreal - Vimarsana News

Concerns mount over Canada's new immigration targets | Asian Pacific Post | Chinese newspaper -Vancouver, Richmond, Calgary, Edmonton, Winnipeg, Toronto, North York, Montreal

The Asian Pacific Post

Concerns mount over Canada's new immigration targets | South Asian Post | Indo Canadian newspaper - Vancouver, Surrey, Calgary, Toronto, Brampton, Edmonton, Winnipeg, Montreal - Vimarsana News

Concerns mount over Canada's new immigration targets | South Asian Post | Indo Canadian newspaper - Vancouver, Surrey, Calgary, Toronto, Brampton, Edmonton, Winnipeg, Montreal

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Concerns mount over Canada's new immigration targets | The Filipino Post | Philippine (Filipino) & Pinoy newspaper - Vancouver, Calgary, Edmonton, Winnipeg, Toronto, Montreal, Ottawa - Vimarsana News

Concerns mount over Canada's new immigration targets | The Filipino Post | Philippine (Filipino) & Pinoy newspaper - Vancouver, Calgary, Edmonton, Winnipeg, Toronto, Montreal, Ottawa

The Asian Pacific Post

Calgary Centre for Newcomers expanding thanks to $485K grant from province - Vimarsana News

Calgary Centre for Newcomers expanding thanks to $485K grant from province

A $485,000 grant from the province of Alberta will help the Calgary-based Centre for Newcomers expand both its facility and its ability to provide aid.

Many assumed suicides would spike in 2020. So far, the data tells a different story - Vimarsana News

Many assumed suicides would spike in 2020. So far, the data tells a different story

Posted: Feb 08, 2021 2:00 AM MT | Last Updated: February 10 Dr. Tyler Black is a psychiatrist who specializes in the study of suicide at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver. He says recently released data out of Alberta, British Columbia and Saskatchewan suggest suicide rates declined in 2020. .(Screenshot/Zoom) Widespread assumptions that suicide rates would increase during the pandemic are not supported by the growing amount of evidence coming out of Canadian provinces and other jurisdictions around the world, say experts who study the topic. "It's a good example of how sometime...

Source: cbc.ca