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Welcoming Immigrants and Refugees to Canada: The Role …

Welcoming Immigrants and Refugees to Canada: The Role of Municipalities 3 This publication highlights promising practices that are currently being implemented in Canadian municipalities to welcome newcomers. It focuses on initiatives that aim to eradicate racism and discrimination and eliminate the barriers that limit opportunities.

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