CityNews reporter becomes a Canadian Citizen
CityNews reporter Dee Burman was sworn in as a Canadian citizen. As videographer Audra Brown tells us the emotional ceremony comes after three years of COVID-related delays, experienced by many waiting to become Canadians.
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