The Immigrant Answer
How a small Alberta town is helping foreign workers feel at home Add to ...
Pat Bidart started a volunteer-run welcoming committee in Innisfail, Alberta, to help Mexican and Filipino immigrants feel welcome. Now other Canadian communities are adopting the system.
This is part of The Immigrant Answer - The Globe's series on the future of immigration in Canada.
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