After nearly a decade in Canada, Indian resident Amar Nath Puri says rising expenses, financial pressure and changing attitudes towards immigration have altered everyday life, urging prospective newcomers to assess the country's current realities before moving.
After nearly a decade in Canada, Indian resident Amar Nath Puri says rising expenses, financial pressure and changing attitudes towards immigration have altered everyday life, urging prospective newcomers to assess the country's current realities before moving.
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After nearly a decade in Canada, Indian resident Amar Nath Puri says rising expenses, financial pressure and changing attitudes towards immigration have altered everyday life, urging prospective newcomers to assess the country's current realities before moving.
