‘Canadian immigration policy has failed workers,’ says Sudbury Workers’ Centre rep
In a plea to ensure equal rights for all migrants in Canada, members of the Sudbury Workers Education and Advocacy Centre held a rally August 15 in front of Sudbury MP Viviane Lapointe’s office in downtown Sudbury.
If someone on a work permit loses their job, they can be deported. That also means that workers are liable to endure poor treatment or conditions at a workplace in order to remain in the country. His wife, of Malaysian descent, and his children came to Sudbury when his wife was able to transfer here from her retail job in Brampton, and Bamgboye was able to secure one as well. When the worst of COVID-19 hit, Bamgboye and his wife decided to invest in themselves, and their community, by becoming personal support workers, and they now both work at Pioneer Manor.
Shensi “Sabrina” Zhang came to Sudbury as an international student from China, studying at Laurentian University. She told Sudbury.com that her experiences as a student here were overwhelming at first and led her to begin her own company, HY Voyagers. That, and avoid agencies that wish to take advantage of those trying to build a life here. Zhang dealt with two such agencies before beginning her own business, both of which stole her money.
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