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Healthline (8-1-1) is Equipped with Translation Services! Call with Healthcare Concerns!
Despite HealthLine’s quick access to translators, few refugees have called the 24/7 service that provides medical advice to Saskatchewan residents. 6 Apr 2016 Leader Post Pamela Cowan Photo - Troy Fleece HealthLine manager Sangeeta Gupta, left, and Michelle Fisher, clinical manager...
Free! Tutor Training Provided by the Regina Public Library! Get Involved!
Nearly 300 refugees and immigrants are waiting to be matched with tutors at the Regina Public Library so they can begin literacy lessons and start a new chapter in their lives. by Don Healy Aline Nizigama, from Burundi, works with tutor Gene Josephson at the Regina Public Library...
U of R Researchers to Study Refugee Resilience, Success
10 Feb 2016 Leader-Post by Natascia Lypny University of Regina researchers are examining what makes refugees successful in the Queen City. The project will involve interviews with the heads of 10 to 20 refugee families who have been in Canada for at least five years. It will focus on the...
Avoiding Immigration Fraud!
Two People Charged with Immigration Fraud in Canada - by Canada Immigration News After this week’s news that two people are facing seven charges each for allegedly acting as unauthorized immigration consultants and committing fraud in Regina, Saskatchewan, individuals are being...
UR International Student Services - International Peer Advisor Program
The "International Peer Advisor Program" is an important service for both current and future UR students. A very popular program, many enroll and benefit from it, both as Advisors and Advisees. The role of an International Peer Advisor is to connect with, and provide valuable information...