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7,000 more Ukrainian newcomers expected to land in Manitoba before emergency visas expire - Vimarsana News

7,000 more Ukrainian newcomers expected to land in Manitoba before emergency visas expire

Thousands of Ukrainian newcomers are expected to fly to Manitoba before Canada’s temporary emergency visas expire at the end of March, the president of the Ukrainian Canadian Congress Manitoba Provincial Council said. 

Source: cbc.ca
Demand increasing for Harvest Manitoba services, newcomers impacted the most - Vimarsana News

Demand increasing for Harvest Manitoba services, newcomers impacted the most

Harvest Manitoba is seeing a major spike in demand for its services, saying the number of people needing help has never been higher.

Newcomer Welcome Fair provides connections, celebrates multiculturalism - Vimarsana News

Newcomer Welcome Fair provides connections, celebrates multiculturalism

A multicultural celebration welcomed newcomers to Winnipeg Saturday, while also providing them with valuable resources for starting a new life in Canada.

Attendees at mayoral forum focused on immigrants, newcomers say they're eager to vote in Winnipeg election - Vimarsana News

Attendees at mayoral forum focused on immigrants, newcomers say they're eager to vote in Winnipeg election

The South Sudanese Community Centre downtown Winnipeg was packed to capacity Saturday with new Canadians who turned out to a Winnipeg mayoral candidates forum on issues relating to immigrants, refugees and newcomers to Canada.

Source: cbc.ca