Canadians Choose Anti-Hitler Film as TIFF Top Pick
By Isabel Inclan in Toronto, ON The 44th Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) ended Sunday after screening 333 films from 84 countries, representing 87 languages…
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‘Trusted’ Media Subsidy Increases Risk of Politically-Biased News
By Marco Navarro-Génie The announced federal government subsidy for “trusted” media outlets risks undermining provincial jurisdictions. The federal lathering of a $595-million subsidy on “trusted”…
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The Dragons of Toronto
By Shan Qiao in Toronto, ON How possible is it for immigrant and amateur event organizers to set up Toronto’s largest dragon lantern on Nathan…
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Fewer “Eyes” in Newsrooms Leads to Blind Spots
By Fabian Dawson in Vancouver, BC The publication and subsequent uproar over a recent op-ed in The Vancouver Sun and The Province is a testimony…
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The Immigrant’s Dilemma in Arts: an Interview with Richard Young
By Marcus Medford in Toronto, ON Many children-of-immigrants are told that the only acceptable careers are lawyer, doctor, engineer and accountant. Anything outside of the…
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How One Quebec Riding Result Illuminates the Italian Apology Issue
By Andres Machalski, President, MIREMS Ltd., in Toronto Douglas Todd’s review of the Italian apology issue in the Vancouver Sun mentions riding candidate nominations as…
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Q&A: Policy Expert Analyzes Role of Immigration in Canada’s Upcoming Election
Andrew Griffith joins NCM for a Q&A session. He is the author of “Because it’s 2015…” Implementing Diversity and Inclusion, Multiculturalism in Canada: Evidence…
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Is This Our Land? Review of ‘An Immigrant’s Manifesto’
By Ashoke Dasgupta in Winnipeg, MB Born in Kolkata, India, Suketu Mehta’s earlier book “Maximum City: Bombay Lost and Found” won the Kiriyama Prize and…
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Musings on India’s Independence: Loss, Sacrifice and Changing Values
By Dr. Suresh Kurl in Richmond, BC. History records December 31, 1600 as the day when a group of the ‘British traders’ anchored their boat…
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Visible Minority Candidates say Nomination Barriers Not Insurmountable
By Susan Korah in Ottawa, ON Visible minority Canadians have realistic hopes of winning parliamentary seats despite statistics from a recent think-tank report, say representatives…
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