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Calling All Bandleaders June 4, 2014 CARIBBEAN GRAPHIC 2013 Toronto Caribbean Different & Dynamic. Bigga, Brighta, Betta! Website: www.caribbeangraphic.ca • Tel: 905.831-4402 • Fax: 416.292.2943 • Email: [email protected] Carnival VOL. 8, NO. 11 • June 4, 2014 New Rules For Visa Students To Canada anada has imple- Permits will automati- Callingmented newAll regula- cally authoriseBandleaders the holder Ctions for interna- to work off-campus for tional students who want up to 20 hours per week to study here effective during the academic ses- Come takeJune advantage 1, 2014. sion and fullof time ourduring Carnival Craziness “The new regulations will scheduled breaks, with- Carnival Crazy Special improve services to genuine out the need to apply for Special Advertisingstudents while protecting Can- Ratesa separate work permit. to promote your 2013 ada’s international reputation The study permit for high-quality education and holder must be pursu- Mas Bandsreducing the potential for fraud ing academic, vocational and misuse of the programme,” or professional training the Canadian High Commission of six months or more said in a May 30 release. that leads to a degree, Among the new regulations, diploma or certificate at a Enjoy 50% Discounts off our Regular Advertising Rates applicants must enrol in and designated institution. continue to pursue studies in Only international Book any sized ad in 4 or more Issues and receive one CommunityCanada. 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April 12 – suedJuly to successful 16, applicants 2013.for a co-op work permit if a co- a visiting student at a desig- months or less do not need a who are pursuing studies at op placement is an integral part nated learning institution, or study permit, although students an educational institution that of their course of study. have completed a course or from countries whose citizens To take advantage of this unique and exciting offer, simply email has been designated to receive Visitors may apply for a study programme of study that is a require a visa for entry will still international students. permit from within Canada condition for acceptance at a need a valid visitor visa. your Ad size and required number of insertions to All ads2014 areGuyana full Festival colou Cancelledr. [email protected] his year’s Guyana year, and that the emphasis Festival, which was and focus of our Committee’s Tscheduled to be work should be put to next held on June 22, 2014 year, 2015, and beyond.” at the Soccer Centre in Consul General Sawh indicated Full PageVaughan, has been can- 1/2 Pagethat next year will be significant 1/4 Page 1/8 celled. The decision to for the Festival. It will be the cancel was made by The 20th Anniversary of its staging in 10 X 14.5Guyana Festival Commit- 10 X 7.25Toronto. It will also coincide with 5 X 7.25 5.0 X 3.5 tee at its May 22 meeting. Province wide celebrations and Tentatively, the Festival events for the PanAm Games, at $1000has been re-scheduled for $500 which Guyana will be participat- $300 $150 June 21, 2015 at the same ing. She said that the Festival’s venue. important 20th Anniversary will In letter relaying the deci- help to fuel a grand celebration $500sion, Guyana’s Toronto Consul $300in 2015, and will serve as a kick $150 $75 Guyana’s President Donald Ramotar’s Festival Ribbon Cutting! General Sattie Sawh indicated off to observances for Guyana’s that it was taken “after a very compassed all of the levels of decided that the Festival was 50th Independence Anniversary lengthy discussion that en- planning of the Festival. It was facing some challenges this in 2016. 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