One such family landed inKateryna Klepikova, her mother, Oksana Klepikova, and her 12-year-old son leftKateryna holds a bachelor’s degree in foreign languages including English, German, Ukrainian and Russian. Her mother has a PhD and worked as an associate professor at the economics department, Odessa National Polytechnic University for the last 20 years.
“It’s basically quite expensive for us … Bear in mind that we are unemployed in Canada at the moment,” Kateryna said.Ukrainian refugees hit with costly medical tests upon arrival to Canada “The government has partnered with UCC with a budget of $335,000 and set up a main office in Saskatoon to centralize efforts for food, clothing, jobs, settlement and various other services,” Dennis said.
Dennis said, given the budget, it should not be a problem for people to navigate through resources and get the help they need for verifying their credentials.
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