By Melissa Nakhavoly City News Posted April 27, 2026For decades, Canada has sold itself as a multicultural success story, but a new survey sugges...
Natasha Shepherd
Sudbury's Magu wants to make communications clear to North's diverse makeup
Natasha Shepherd
New federal cuts to Canada's refugee health program take effect this week. The people who work with asylum seekers say the consequences could be devas...
Natasha ShepherdGovernment had quietly rescinded a policy that would have severely restricted international medical graduates in the first round of residency matching...
Natasha Shepherd
Interest from outside the province’s high school system shows a sharp reversal from 2025, seen as an encouraging sign.
Natasha Shepherd
As a newcomer, it’s easy to feel helpless and out of control when it comes to large-scale challenges like understaffed clinical settings. These iss...
Mike Hermida
Getting your Ontario Health Insurance Plan (OHIP) card is one of the first and most important steps to settling into life in Kawartha Lakes or Halibur...
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KLHIISA is excited to announce English Language Practice Classes for community members and newcomers looking to strengthen their English communication...
Rohan Nayyer
As the year comes to a close, Kawartha Lakes & Haliburton Immigrant Services Association (KLHIISA) would like to extend heartfelt holiday greeting...
Rohan NayyerKLHIISA joined the ALIGNING SERVICES ADVANCING WELLBEING Networking Day Event at Fleming College, Lindsay, represented by Geraldine Silva and Saara Is...
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