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Bestie Book 2024

December 12, 2024 FCJ Refugee Centre
Bestie Book 2024
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Special Announcements

Free Music Classes for Kids at FCJ Refugee Centre

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

New Research by the FCJ Youth Network Delves into the Access to Education Challenges for Newcomer Children & Youth In Ontario

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In The News

  • Toronto Ombudsman Report: An Investigation into the City’s Decision to Stop Allowing Refugee Claimants into Base Shelter System Beds
  • Trudeau cierra las puertas de Canadá y crece el temor de las organizaciones de refugiados
  • Canada to reduce new immigration by 21 percent
  • Toronto’s homeless shelters now house almost triple the number of kids they did eight years ago — with more than 1,400 in hotel rooms paid for by city hall

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FCJ Refugee Centre serves refugees and others at risk due to their immigration status, and welcomes anyone asking for advice, counsel and support regarding their refugee or immigration claim process. We address systemic issues that newly arrived refugee claimants face in Canada including lack of resources, marginalization, and discrimination.

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