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‘You’re not wanted’: Newcomer to Canada says racism forced him onto streets | Globalnews.ca

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Refugee claimant Kateregga Raymond Calvin was kicked out of his Montreal apartment building after racial taunts from neighbours.

Social worker Jesse Edmond says his clients have come to him with similar accounts since the summer .

He says the racist acts are so frequent and horrific that they’re making even citizens like him question their place in Quebec .

The Quebec government has tightened controls on immigration in recent months for different kinds of newcomers.

He is grateful for the help he is getting, and he is moving forward from the racism he has experienced. “You have to just live and move on with life, and just accept God to take you where you are,” Calvin said. — with files from The Canadian Press .

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