Pandemic Leads to Hybrid Model for Settlement Sector
The COVID-19 pandemic has accelerated a shift to a blended model of service delivery by settlement agencies, which have been forced to move many activities online and get creative in supporting clients with limited internet access.
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Survey Finds Online Education Poses Multiple Challenges for Immigrant Parents
A survey by MOSAIC shows immigrants face multiple stressors trying to reconcile providing for their families and ensuring their children’s success at school.
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Green Party Leader Questions By-election Amidst COVID-19 Surge
The two by-elections set to take place on October 26 in Toronto will proceed as scheduled despite soaring cases of COVID-19 in the city.
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Universities Welcome Opening of Border to International Students
Ottawa’s decision to reopen borders to international students as of October 20 is welcome news for Canadian universities, which are eager to welcome students back to campus.
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Sikh Entrepreneur, BC Milk Farmers Lend a Hand to South Asian Community
“It’s in your hands” program involves the distribution of hand sanitizers and the installation of dispensers at over 40 Sikh and Hindu temples, and senior and community centres across Metro Vancouver.
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What I Discovered at Toronto Airport During COVID-19
Arriving at Toronto Pearson during the COVID-19 pandemic is a peculiar experience, with masked airport staff enforcing safety measures at all times. However, the experience also opened our correspondent’s eyes to a few “miracles,” as he calls it in this first-person account.
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Hana Shafi’s New Book Encourages Empathy and Self-care
Hana Shafi’s new book Small, Broke, and Kind of Dirty, features affirmations and images related to her own life, racism, feminism and pop culture. NCM’s Marcus Medford shares his interview with the award-winning poet and artist.
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Khalistan Is A Sikh Project: Milewski and Gang Get Most Of Their Drivel Wrong
Bhupinder Liddar shares his thoughts on the controversial report by Terry Milewski.
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Why Employment Ontario Services Remind Me of Indian Matchmaking
NCM’s Vrunda Bhatt comments on the similarities between the Netflix show, Indian Matchmaking and the newcomer experience using employment agency services.
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New Green Leader Annamie Paul’s Priorities? We Asked, She Told Us
‘Diverse representation matters. We all bring our lived experience to our political lives.’
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