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British Columbia is home to the second largest foreign-born population in Canada, an ethnocultural nation where now one in five citizens are immigrants living in cities both big and small.

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The funding now needs to be approved by Regina city council in order for the centre to receive the $18,700 grant.

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The Buddhist Centre of Regina is appealing for donations in the face of a $45,000 bill to replace their building's boiler system.