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Newspaper
Chronicle Journal
Location
Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jan 25, 2024
Page
4
Reforms move to cap international student visas in Canada
The federal government will cap study permits by 35 percent to 364000 this year, targeting operators of lower quality schools. Ottawa stresses the measure avoids blaming foreign students while addressing housing and social service strains tied to a surge from 617000 to over a million in two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Statistics Canada
Marc Miller
Miller
Trudeau
Ontario
Doug Ford
Progressive Conservatives
Ford
U.S
Community activist Jason Veltri outlines 2024 advocacy priorities
Jason Veltri details his ongoing roles in Thunder Bay including chair of the Anti-Racism and Equity Advisory Committee and a member of the Community Safety and Well Being Advisory Committee. He co founded Rainbow Collective to educate and advocate for 2SLGBTQIA communities amid threats and misinformation. He calls for active community involvement, donations, and countering hate while stressing equity and inclusion. He pays tribute to his grandfather and affirms a lifelong commitment to public service and mentoring the next generation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thunder Bay
Police Services Board
Rainbow Collective
George Bruley Sr
Diversity
Ontario
City finances clash with big project push says letter
The writer argues 6.1 percent rate hikes strain homeowners amid higher mortgage costs and living expenses. They question funding for a soccer complex and art gallery while transit workers see cuts, calling for restraint until the economy improves. They cite City manager Norm Gale on sustainable budgets and a risky path for Thunder Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UR City Hall
Bank of Canada
Norm Gale
Thunder Bay
Diversity of views include your full name and hometown
Readers are invited to submit opinions with full name and hometown. Only names and hometowns will be published while other contact details like full address and day phone numbers are requested for verification.
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