War veterans from all over the world have chosen to start new lives in Canada. Many of them fought against each other, but now they live in the same neighbourhoods—but how do they feel about each other? Director D.I. Lee uses the prism of his own experience serving in the South Korean army for his new upcoming documentary, No Longer Enemies, Not Yet Friends.
View More Once soldiers on opposite sides, now neighbours: D.I. Lee’s new documentary
For this year’s National Day for Truth & Reconciliation, NCM reporter Daniela Cohen looks into how a local artist is using her skills to raise awareness and funds towards reconciliation.
View More Artist Builds Bridges for Reconciliation through ‘Every Child Matters’ Dolls
“We have to reveal the truth. We have to tell things as they are. If not, then they repeat. We cannot sugarcoat things.” — Alison Clarke, author of Phillis.
View More From Slavery to Juneteenth: Why Black History Matters
Alors que le Liban fait face à une crise économique, financière et politique majeure, la diaspora est plus mobilisée que jamais. Deuxième article dans notre série sur la communauté libanaise du Grand Montréal et des liens de solidarité qui la traversent.
View More La communauté libanaise de Montréal se mobilise pour faire face à la crise au Liban
Alors que le Liban fait face à une crise économique, financière et politique majeure, la diaspora est plus mobilisée que jamais. Portrait de la communauté libanaise du Grand Montréal et des liens de solidarité qui la traversent.
View More La communauté libanaise de Montréal : plus d’un siècle d’histoire
This Black History Month consider watching Kuljeet Kaila’s recommendation of 5 iconic stories that showcase the issues and the people that are part of the fight for equality.
View More What to Watch: Black History Month Edition
The Underground Railroad is often in the spotlight during Black History Month, but there is one little-discussed aspect that allowed the railroad to function and enabled Thornton Blackburn, his wife Lucie, and many other Black slaves to seek refuge in Canada: the fact that the country did not have a formal immigration law until 1869.
View More How the Underground Railroad Succeeded Thanks to Lack of Immigration Law
78 years ago, Princess Margriet was born in Ottawa. However, Canadian immigration law was a great source of anxiety for her family leading up to her birth. The Canadian government had to step in to ensure that the line of succession remained untouched by Canada’s laws.
View More How Canadian Immigration Law Created a Crisis for the Dutch Royal Family
The experiences of these pioneering players were universal for any racialized player in the league at the time
View More Long Before Don Cherry, Race in the Rink was part of Canada’s Hockey History
After six years, with the help of relatives and friends, she and two siblings blended into the darkness and crossed the city’s fortified border
View More Having Lived as Vietnamese Refugees, Pair Steps up as Private Sponsors for Syrians