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Brampton food bank faces backlash over 'NO International Students' sign
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A Brampton-based food bank has come under fire after a photo of its whiteboard with a controversial message went viral on social media.
The message, which read "NO International Students" among other instructions, has sparked outrage online.
The incident has led to a heated debate on social media about the requirements for international students to stay in Canada on a temporary visa. While some argue that they should prove their financial ability to afford their studies, others believe that those in need should receive help regardless of their status.
Global News’s Sean O’Shea reports.
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The message, which read "NO International Students" among other instructions, has sparked outrage online.
The incident has led to a heated debate on social media about the requirements for international students to stay in Canada on a temporary visa. While some argue that they should prove their financial ability to afford their studies, others believe that those in need should receive help regardless of their status.
Global News’s Sean O’Shea reports.
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