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Opinion: Immigration repercussions will be felt in North Bay

Opinion: Immigration repercussions will be felt in North Bay

Repercussions will be felt in North Bay, with huge drops in international student enrolment expected for the fall. International students inject $6 billion into the Canadian economy each year in tuition fees alone
Opinion: Get on a board, run for office

Opinion: Get on a board, run for office

Let's abolish the uniforms, the marching and the saluting
Opinion: Immigrants on front line during pandemic

Opinion: Immigrants on front line during pandemic

"Many immigrant families now own the farms they are working on."
Opinion: International students coping as best they can

Opinion: International students coping as best they can

What they can't do is go home
Opinion: This year's immigration targets may not be met

Opinion: This year's immigration targets may not be met

Nipissing has long-running anti-racism program
Opinion: Is North Bay growing?

Opinion: Is North Bay growing?

Immigration is the main driver of population growth across Canada
Immigrant business owners a growing trend

Immigrant business owners a growing trend

'I've already brought five families since I moved here'
North Bay one of last five communities to launch pilot program

North Bay one of last five communities to launch pilot program

Those now up and running are: Sault Ste. Marie and Thunder Bay in Northern Ontario; Brandon and Altona/Rhineland in Manitoba; Claresholm, Alberta; and Vernon, BC.
Pilot program will help us grow

Pilot program will help us grow

'What all this means is that we’re finally in the game. Sure, we have had immigrants arriving for years, but not in the numbers we need. Baby boomers are retiring in droves. Families are smaller. People are dying'