A new restaurant in Toronto featuring the creations of famed Chef Sanjeev Kapoor is expected to be a “must-visit” venue that will take food lovers on a journey into the rich history of India’s cuisine.
View More Culture, innovation at the heart of Khazana Restaurants
Dealing with hatred and racism figured prominently in art works submitted by youth depicting their experiences living through COVID-19.
View More Pandemic seen through young artists’ eyes
Here’s how the owner of Elevate and Explore Black Nova Scotia, a Black-owned travelling business, is motivating Black people to tour Nova Scotia and be more comfortable visiting different places.
View More Local Black-owned travel company gets funding to grow
There is a lot of talk about diversity in the media, but half of Canadian newsrooms are staffed entirely by white individuals, says a new damning study by the Canadian Association of Journalists (CAJ).
View More ‘Historic’ report slams Canadian newsrooms for overwhelming whiteness
By complete chance, Filipino-Canadian journalist Joseph Lopez discovered the first Filipino to arrive in Canada actually came 70 years before previously thought.
View More Journalist-turned-historian traces roots of first Filipino-Canadian
A new documentary, “Emergence,” came together as one South Asian youth struggled with homelessness after being disowned by his South Asian family for being gay. The film tells the stories of three such individuals, including the producer.
View More Award-winning documentary gives voice to South Asian LGBTQ community
November 14 marked National Pickle Day in North America. NCM’s Gita Abraham explores some of the history and trends behind the beloved piquant palate tickler.
View More More pickles, please…
Former members of the Vancouver Latin American Film Festival (VLAFF) allege harassment, sexism, and bullying by the festival’s director. An open dialogue session last month to invite the public to weigh in on the future of the organization has not helped resolve the impasse. NCM’s Andreina Romero reports.
View More Allegations of abuse threaten film festival’s future
As Canadians celebrate 100 years of Remembrance commemorations, author and director of the Indus Media Foundation, Steven Purewal, says it’s time to recognize the significant contributions of British Indian Army troops to Canada’s success in the Great War.
View More 100 years of Remembrance: time to usher in new heroes
New York Times bestselling author, Silvia Moreno-Garcia’s fifth novel, “Mexican Gothic,” does a horrifyingly delicious job of intertwining sensuality with the macabre, using her scientific training to bring readers into the world of toxic, hallucinogenic fungi.
View More “Mexican Gothic” — a mix of the sensual and the repulsive