Headline: Diverse Group of New Citizens Welcomed to Canada by Minister Marc Miller
In a heartwarming ceremony set to take place in Calgary on Saturday morning, the Honourable Marc Miller, Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship, will greet and congratulate 25 of Canada’s newest citizens hailing from six different countries. This symbolic event will be overseen by Citizenship Judge Carol-Ann Hart, adding an official touch to the occasion.
The diverse group of individuals being welcomed into the Canadian family represents a mix of cultures and backgrounds, a true reflection of Canada’s rich tapestry of diversity. This ceremony not only marks a significant milestone in the lives of these newest citizens but also serves as a celebration of inclusivity and unity in the nation.
Media personnel eager to capture the touching moments of this event are invited to reach out to Aissa Diop, Director of Communications in the Minister’s Office, for more details. With this ceremonious occasion just around the corner, it signals a hopeful and promising future for these new citizens as they begin their journey as part of Canada’s multicultural society.
In a heartwarming ceremony set to take place in Calgary on Saturday morning, the Honourable Marc Miller, Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship, will greet and congratulate 25 of Canada’s newest citizens hailing from six different countries. This symbolic event will be overseen by Citizenship Judge Carol-Ann Hart, adding an official touch to the occasion.
The diverse group of individuals being welcomed into the Canadian family represents a mix of cultures and backgrounds, a true reflection of Canada’s rich tapestry of diversity. This ceremony not only marks a significant milestone in the lives of these newest citizens but also serves as a celebration of inclusivity and unity in the nation.
Media personnel eager to capture the touching moments of this event are invited to reach out to Aissa Diop, Director of Communications in the Minister’s Office, for more details. With this ceremonious occasion just around the corner, it signals a hopeful and promising future for these new citizens as they begin their journey as part of Canada’s multicultural society.
