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Announcement of settlement funding to help francophone newcomers settle in Ontario

The Government of Canada wants to help newcomers succeed. To help French-speaking newcomers settle in Ontario, the Government of Canada is committing more than $7.4 million to eight organizations in Ontario that provide settlement services in French.

The funding is provided under the Canada-Ontario Immigration Agreement (COIA). Listed below are the eight organizations receiving a portion of the $7.4  million in today’s announcement:

• La Cité collégiale (Ottawa):  $2,405,294
• Conseil des écoles publiques de l’est de l’Ontario  (Ottawa):  $1,002,603
• Centre de santé communautaire Hamilton-Niagara:  $1,368,974
• Association Canadienne-française de l’Ontario London Sarnia:  $200,771
• L’Association française des municipalités de l’Ontario:  $214,881
• Contact Interculturel Francophone de Sudbury:  $414,240
• Passerelle Intégration et Dévelopment Économique (Toronto):  $299,812
• Centre francophone de Toronto:  $1,720,174