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Bias and discrimination alleged as reasons behind high Canadian visa rejection rates among Africans
Only 12% of Nigerian students who applied to study in Canada had their visa applications approved.
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Masks will still be mandatory at Algonquin College, Carleton and uOttawa
Masks will still be mandatory on post-secondary campuses in Ottawa next week, after Ontario lifts mask requirements for elementary and secondary schools.
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