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Newcomers Must Adjust to a New Reality

There is no doubt that throughout much of the West these days there is considerable angst over immigration and the impacts of new arrivals on…

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Journalism: What is Lost in Translation

NCM Anonymous January 4, 2017 No Comments Culture editor Europe FRANCE Journalism language minarets OttawaU reporter Switzerland

Lucile Davier, currently a post-doctoral fellow at the University of Ottawa, has spent many years looking at journalism that relies on translating from a foreign…

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“These tulips are a token of our gratitude to Canada...As I was born in Ottawa, I particularly feel strongly attached to Canada. I think of Canada as my second homeland.” -Princess Margriet of the Netherlands. Story by @MansoorTanweer: http://bit.ly/3nXz1E7 @adamtbunch

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What’s the story behind the Canadian Tulip Festival? Mansoor Tanweer writes about the reason behind the festival and how it connects to the birth of Princess Margriet of the Netherlands. Read on: http://bit.ly/3nXz1E7 #Netherlands #Canada

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78 years ago, Princess Margriet was born in #Ottawa. However, Canadian #immigration law was a great source of anxiety for her family. The #Canadian government had to step in to ensure that the line of succession remained untouched by Canada’s laws. Read on:http://bit.ly/3nXz1E7

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