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/ n7 a6 n7 M; R' }# v0 mNewcomers are being offered some help when shopping for a home in Edmonton’s tight housing market.
" H# o# o( n' h" DImmigrant women and their families can now access a “household toolkit” crafted by a local service group for new immigrant families, through real estate agents.
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/ {+ k: O8 v2 P6 W1 nIn the tool kit are 75 common hand tools – like a hammer and screwdriver – as well a book on how to buy a home, a home maintenance schedule and other items.
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“The tools are a symbol of hope for people trying to build new lives in Edmonton,” said Madeline Sarafinchan, president of the Edmonton Real Estate Board.
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* y* x/ B4 z8 Q9 k" a; V' mThe program was announced by a group called Changing Together… A Centre for Immigrant Women. ' m( ^% C; f( N, D
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Josephine Pallard, the group’s executive director, said Alberta’s economic boom has caused a housing shortage that makes it more difficult for immigrants to find a place to live and integrate into Canadian society. & g2 J6 X% w: I$ } s( v+ ]
' m4 @1 k' ?7 O: H: W( Lhttp://www.changingtogether.com/ |
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