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August 22, 2022 FCJ Refugee Centre

FCJ Refugee Centre does not work with agents or representatives, and all our services are free of charge. We offer support to people already in Canada.

Special Announcements

Our Fall 2025 Newsletter Is Ready!

We’re Better Together Campaign: Our Canada Includes Immigrants and Refugees

‘In A Nutshell’, A New Series of Short Videos Answering the Most Frequently Asked Questions by Newcomers

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In The News

  • Rights Groups Issue Urgent Warning Ahead of Critical C-12 Vote
  • Mini “World Cup”, a soccer lifeline for refugees
  • Ontario refugee agencies host soccer tournament to build community and friendship
  • These refugees came to Canada looking for a lifeline. They found it in a sport that reminds them ‘you’re not alone’

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