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Here is What I Learned About Cheap Cafeteria Foods in Canada
Cafeteria food is a convenient and cheap way to fuel yourself during the school day. The low costing food items can help everyone with all price ranges, a healthy and nutritious meal. Cafeteria food may vary from school to school, to name some, menu items, meat and vegetable options, choice of the daily meals, and even some schools simply not having a cafeteria system operated. For example places like Japan often do not have cafeterias inside high schools and elementary schools as they eat pre-determined meals and inside classrooms.
Four Biggest Benefits of Volunteering for International Students in Canada
In Canada, a myriad of people often volunteer, especially, most students have to do it in order to People often volunteer in Canada, especially students, who must do so in order to graduate from school. In contrast, volunteering is not as common in Japan. I had never volunteered before I moved to Canada, but now that I’m here, I’ve mostly been making posters for Instagram and editing videos as a volunteer. Participating in volunteer work has given me four benefits. Using my experience as an international student, I will explain why volunteering is important to them.
International Student at University of the Fraser Valley Awarded Medal for Social Justice Art Project
International Student Faria Firoz moved to Canada from Bangladesh with her husband Mynol Vhuiyan in 2016. She has lived in Canada for just 5 years and already have made a recognition as an International Student by using her art to advocate for social issues.
She is one of the four artists who worked on the Black Lives Matter (BLM) social justice art project. The project was launched on June 12 at the University of the Fraser Valley (UFV) in response to the BLM movement. Her commitment to advocacy has earned Firoz the 2021 Lieutenant Governor’s medal at the UFV.
The criteria for the Lieutenant Governor’s medal include student’s involvement in promoting diversity, inclusion, and reconciliation.
Self-care during Online Schooling with Monica De Luna
There is no secret that we have had to become very creative during the pandemic. Spending most of our time at home has made it
CISM Part 2 – One with Many Worlds: Nicole Alvarez International Student Journey from Seneca College
From the Philippines, to Aruba and finally in Toronto, Canada at Seneca College. This is Nicole’s journey of being one with many worlds. Nicole is
Genevieve’s Story: What Makes International Students Brave
“You don’t have to see the whole staircase, just take the first step.” These are the famous words of Martin Luther King Jr. about taking
Coquitlam College is an Ideal Place to Bridge the Gap between High-school and University.
Students from all over the world choose Coquitlam College for its superb educational standards and inspiring, highly trained instructors. A Coquitlam College education offers keys to success in university, unforgettable adventures in learning, and experiences to treasure forever.
Canada Broadened My Perspective of the World
Canada is one of the top choices for international students to study and migrate. We had a pleasure to talk to one of the students,
Toshie Found His Dream Job in Vancouver
Originally from Indonesia, grew up in Guangzhou, then Shanghai and graduated High School in Singapore. Since the age of four, Toshie Kaligis has always been
