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University of Toronto set to welcome international students again
Toronto university international students make up a quarter of its student population The Canadian Bazaar TORONTO: With students from foreign countries making up about a quarter of its student population, the University of Toronto is set to welcome more international students enrolled with it after easing of COVID-19 travel restrictions on Tuesday. “International students are…
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Ontario’s first woman and lesbian Premier Kathleen Wynne quitting
Kathleen Wynne quitting: First woman and lesbian Premier of Ontario says she won’t contest 2022 elections The Canadian Bazaar TORONTO: Former Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne says she won’t be contesting the provincial elections in 2022. The 67-year-old was Ontario’s first female and openly gay Premier of Ontario since 1867. She is currently the MPP for…
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Amarjeet Kaur Saini of Brampton charged in airline ticket scam
Amarjeet Kaur Saini posed herself as an Air Canada employee to offer cheap airline tickets on Kijiji. But on arriving at airport on the day of their flight, the victims would find that their tickets have been cancelled The Canadian Bazaar BRAMPTON: Brampton Indo-Canadian woman Amarjeet Kaur Saini, 41, has been arrested and charged with…
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Threat to ‘do a Christ church’ forces Toronto mosque to close
The Canadian Bazaar TORONTO: Threats to “do a Christ church” has forced a Toronto mosque to close temporarily. The threat refers to the mass shootings at two mosques in New Zealand in 2019 that left 51 people dead. The threat to the mosque (which has not been identified for security reasons), released by the National…