Posted on 31/03/08
New immigrants prefer suburbs to living in core neighbourhoods
When the trains rolled into Toronto's Union Station from Halifax in the 1950s, Italian newcomers could often be found wandering among the arriving passengers, unsure where to go or how to ask for help.
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