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stuffed animals: Weary parents and restless children will be able to recover from their travels — parents in rows of seating, kids in a play area equipped with stuffed animals and other toys. 0 By the time the refugees leave the airports, they'll have received permanent residency, a social insurance number and information on working in Canada, as well as a boxed meal and translators on hand to help as needed, federal officials say. Privately sponsored refugees will then be taken to the families awaiting them, while those sponsored by the government will be brought to temporary accommodations. "We will ensure that after their first arrival that we have transportation available and that we assist them to where they are going to be going next in their journey in Canada, but we want to make sure that their first arrival in Canada is one where they feel very welcome,'' she said. Ontario government is ready Provincial officials also said Tuesday they're getting ready to roll out the welcome mat. Many Canadians have rallied to help the incoming refugees, but those eager to greet them on arrival would do better to channel their energy into other efforts, she said. "We've been overwhelmed by the outpouring of support and generosity of Canadians that want to do everything they can to be welcoming but ... we aren't going to be having external organizations and others coming into the terminal in order to provide services,'' she said. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.