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Canadian food banks excludes first-year international students
A Vancouver-based food bank has decided to stop providing free food to new international students, the policy is in place after the federal government raised the cost-of-living financial requirement needed prior to arriving in Canada.
Toronto Star
Opinion | New immigration rules shouldn’t force out international students and temporary workers already in Canada. Consider the case of my student
Instead of reacting to fluctuating labour demands or shifting public opinion during election cycles, we should create a transparent and predictable system that allows people to plan their future with confidence free from the threat of sudden changes.
CBC Saskatchewan
U of S issues health alert for whooping cough; experts encourage adult immunization
Amid whooping cough cases appearing to be on the rise across the country, University of Saskatchewan’s wellness centre said the uptick in cases at the university is concerning and not just for the students.
National Post
Nearly half of Canadian employers find young workers aren’t prepared for the working world
Canadian employers are increasingly concerned about the gap between the skills they need and what candidates bring to the table, and survey by CareerBuilder found that 46 per cent of employers believe this gap significantly affects their operation.
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