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Canada to support internationally educated health professionals - Vimarsana News

Canada to support internationally educated health professionals

The parliamentary secretary to Immigration Minister Sean Fraser announced nearly $1.5 million in funding to help newcomers work in the Canadian health sector faster. The funds are intended to promote collaboration and information sharing in the health sector. Specifically, to help internationally educated health care professionals get their credentials recognized faster. The project builds on

LILLEY: Doug Ford campaigning on jobs, jobs, jobs and here's why - Vimarsana News

LILLEY: Doug Ford campaigning on jobs, jobs, jobs and here's why

Doug Ford has staked his re-election bid on “rebuilding Ontario’s economy with better jobs and bigger paycheques.”

New series looks at immigrant struggles through comedy - Vimarsana News

New series looks at immigrant struggles through comedy

Rather than being bogged down by the culture shock she experienced as an immigrant, Isabel Kanaan decided to turn it into a successful acting career.

'Too fast, too high:' Metro warns inflation could soon eat into profits - Vimarsana News

'Too fast, too high:' Metro warns inflation could soon eat into profits

Canada's third-largest grocer under pressure to absorb cost increases with slimmer margins.

Rising costs, inflation creating affordability concerns for Canadians - Vimarsana News

Rising costs, inflation creating affordability concerns for Canadians

With Canada's annual inflation at its highest point in over 30 years, experts say Canadians can anticipate everything from filling up your car to eating at a restaurant with friends to cost more than what it used to, warning that prices will likely not decrease for some time.

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