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Launches Integration-Net

February, 2000

Citizenship and Immigration Canada has launched a new resource for newly arrived immigrants.

Integration-Net provides up to date information on issues governing settlement in Canada. Resources are available to assist newcomers, and the general public, in obtaining answers to questions on issues such as employment, taxation, health care and more.

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