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Students have become teachers for a Regional Connections family literacy course.The six week program puts teachers into the homes of newcomers who need literacy support. For the first time, instructors […]

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Regional Connections will see more clients receiving programming thanks to a $111,190 boost from the Provincial Government today. Regional Connections Executive Director Steve Reynolds explains the money will be used […]

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The Pembina Valley remains a popular choice for newcomers. According to a new report by the Pembina Valley Local Immigration Partnership (PVLIP), the region had the fastest growing population over […]

A pilot program that helps newcomers integrate into their new school and community appears to be having an impact. Regional Connections launched the Settlement Workers in Schools, or SWIS, program […]

Regional Connections strives to give immigrants the tools they need to become Canadians, a prominent part of that is preparing for their citizenship exam. Volunteer and Integration Coordinator Alesha Hildebrand, […]

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In much of the Country, an attributing factor to the population growth is immigration. The federal government has committed $113 million to pre-arrival services for new immigrants in 2019; this […]

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