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23 Oct

As of Oct. 20, Canada has opened its border to international students. Meanwhile in the United States, restrictions to international student visas loom large in an already increasingly nativist country.
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23 Oct

More than 1/4 of srvyd youth (26%) feel that the pandemic has had some positive effects on their lives, w/ the most commonly cited positive effects being more time w/ family & more time to pursue their interests https://bit.ly/31lXjPS @CityMaximum

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22 Oct

The COVID-19 pandemic causes a shift to a blended model of service delivery by settlement agencies, which moves many activities online and get creative in supporting clients with limited internet access.
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