Published in Aylmer Express, Feb 11, 2015 New rules will soon require immigrants to have enough of a working knowledge of English or French to be able to take their citizenship test without the help of a translator, Shelley Harris of the St. Thomas-Elgin Local Immigration Partnership told Malahide councillors Thursday, Feb. 5. And the […]
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Published in February Elgin This Month By Petrusia Hontar Immigration has historically been the foundation of population growth in Canada. In Elgin and St Thomas 13% of the current population immigrated to Canada and an additional 19% have at least one immigrant parent. Over the years the face of immigration has been shifting from primarily […]