Sorry to Bother You — With My Accent
By Ashoke Dasgupta in Winnipeg, MB Written and directed by Boots Riley, “Sorry to Bother You” is a futuristic, humorous, damningly anti-capitalist film. It was…
Modi’s Hindustan: Lessons for Canada
By Devanshu Narang in Toronto, ON Narendra Damodardas Modi won the Indian federal election with a sweeping majority, nay, by annihilating the opposition yet again,…
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Thoughts on the Current State of America
By Robin Arthur in Halifax, NS An ill-defined foreign policy, an impetuous and irascible character and a strong nationalist agenda mark the presidency of Donald…
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Immigration Law Handbook Presents Worthy Tool, but at Times Misses Mark
By Andrew Griffith in Ottawa, ON As one who looks at immigration from a data and policy perspective, reading Canadian Immigration and Refugee Law: A…
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New Shocking Report Shows Immigrants ‘Moving Backwards, Not Forwards’
By Margaret Eaton in Toronto, ON Earlier this week, United Way Greater Toronto released an unsettling report that included the summary that “It doesn’t matter…
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No Apology For Heroism: Linda Sarsour
By Ashoke Dasgupta in Winnipeg, MB The Social Planning Council of Winnipeg (SPCW) evolved into an organization dedicated to equity, social justice and change. SPCW…
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Supporting Our Children Through Stress and Anxiety
By Sukaina Jaffer in Toronto, ON On April 25th, parents attended a workshop titled “Supporting our Children through Anxiety and Stress,” at Silver Stream Public…
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Borders Explored at 4th Annual Festival of Literary Diversity
By Mayank Bhatt in Mississauga, ON The fourth annual Festival of Literary Diversity (FOLD) came to a close yesterday. Every year during the first week…
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Incomes in Toronto ‘Racialized,’ Says New Report
By Isabel Inclan in Toronto, ON In 1980 the earning gap within the population of the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) was nowhere as visible in…
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Hot Docs Festival Highlights the Global Crisis of Immigration
By Isabel Inclan in Toronto, ON The 26th edition of the documentary festival Hot Docs, running in Toronto from 25 April – 6 May, brings…
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What the Death of Local News Means for the Federal Election
By April Lingdren in Toronto, ON Resignation and outrage colour veteran journalist Mary-Ann Barr’s voice as she reflects on the Red Deer Advocate and its coverage of the…
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