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Tom Horne's crusade against dual language classes is all about ego — his - Vimarsana News

Tom Horne's crusade against dual language classes is all about ego — his

Opinion: Superintendent Tom Horne should leave decisions about educating English language learners to those with the proper authority, like parents.

Source: yahoo.com
As newcomers to London region increase, so does demand for ESL classes - Vimarsana News

As newcomers to London region increase, so does demand for ESL classes

As Canada continues to accept thousands of newcomers every year and many make their way to the London region, the demand for English-language classes is also increasing, with a waitlist for some classes as educators struggle to keep up with demand.

Source: cbc.ca
Council pens support letter for immigration programs for settlement and employment opportunities - Vimarsana News

Council pens support letter for immigration programs for settlement and employment opportunities

Fort St. John council recently penned letters of support for immigrant-related programs.

Ethnic diversity grows in Greater Victoria | Asian Pacific Post | Chinese newspaper -Vancouver, Richmond, Calgary, Edmonton, Winnipeg, Toronto, North York, Montreal - Vimarsana News

Ethnic diversity grows in Greater Victoria | Asian Pacific Post | Chinese newspaper -Vancouver, Richmond, Calgary, Edmonton, Winnipeg, Toronto, North York, Montreal

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Waitlist for English language classes in Calgary shoots up to 7,455 people - Vimarsana News

Waitlist for English language classes in Calgary shoots up to 7,455 people

While immigration can be tricky, integration and learning a new language are much tougher to handle and often overwhelming for newcomers.

Source: cbc.ca