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Online Cyclone Donation: Where to Donate in Canada Burma/Myanmar has been hard hit by a strong cyclone named Nagris. More than 100,000 have been reported dead and many hundreds are still missing..... Donate online here...
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Advertisment (Feb 15, 2008): Peers Myanmar: for equitable self education Maintained by a group of students from Myanmar/Burma to learn from each other. We hope to update information that are useful for students and interested persons alike about social issues.
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Advertisment (Feb 03, 2007): Social Sciences and Humanities Students - Burma/Myanmar Welcome to SSHstudents-Burma/Myanmar. This is a place for both undergrad and grad students of social sciences and humanities to share ideas, resoures and to get to know each other.
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Advertisment (December 22, 2006): Database of Overseas Burmese Students This site presents essential information and resources for Burmese students aspiring to study abroad in destinations such as Thailand, Singapore, India, Japan, Australia, Canada, the U.S., the U.K. and more.
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Student News-Burma (June 5, 2006): Education ministry clamps down on postgrad Burma research The Ministry of Education [in Burma] has released an order requesting postgraduate Burmese students studying overseas to obtain a permit for any Burma-related research. (Source Mizzima; June 5, 2006)
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Student News-Canada (April 27, 2006): Off-Campus Work Permit Program Launched Ottawa, April 27, 2006 — Foreign students studying in Canada can apply for off-campus work permits effective immediately, the Honourable Monte Solberg, Minister of Citizenship and Immigration, announced today.
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News (August 13, 2005): Business/Organization Directories of Myanmar-Canada & Myanmar-Worldwide Most new-comers from our country express that it is quite difficult to settle down after arriving in Canada. It is due to the fact that they can't find Burmese people and stuff easily. Unlike most minority communities in Canada, Burmese community(ies) lack community networks and social supports.
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