Meet Uphar, from Punjab, India. He has come to Canada to study marketing at Nipissing University to earn a post-baccalaureate diploma. Uphar, who is working at Clark Communications as an intern, describes why and how he came to arrive in North Bay, Ontario, Canada this fall. Near the middle of the interview, the conversation turns to the controversy this fall when a number of students had trouble finding affordable accommodations.
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Life views from North Bay, Ontario, Canada, with snapshots of rural living, sports and politics mixed with podcasts by a long-time story teller. Small Town Times Productions is the name of Dave Dale’s communication business, which publishes content for online and print applications. The flagship print publication is the Back in the Bay Magazine, which […]
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