Her film, called A Kandahar Away, follows the Jamal family to Kandahar, Sask.
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Category: Arts & Culture
Visible Minorities Keen to Engage Online Despite Untruths
Despite disinformation spread online about “people like them”, visible minorities in Canada are more likely to believe that social media and online platforms provide a…
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The Globalization of Freedom Fights
When Britain was toiling against its Egyptian possessions Blunt was sent there to gauge public opinion
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Canadians Choose Anti-Hitler Film as TIFF Top Pick
We need to remind ourselves there’s no room in this world for hate and intolerance. Let’s put an end to that, and replace it with love
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‘Trusted’ Media Subsidy Increases Risk of Politically-Biased News
What hasn’t been widely discussed, however, is how creating a dependency situation risks undermining provinces over the long haul
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The Dragons of Toronto
All of them have a daytime jobs and spare half a year volunteering to put the show together
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Fewer “Eyes” in Newsrooms Leads to Blind Spots
These are not the actions of a publication that wants to promote hate. I am proud of their swift and decisive response
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The Immigrant’s Dilemma in Arts: an Interview with Richard Young
Young is currently realizing his passion, working as a writer and an actor. His latest film, Maternal, is about a girl, born in Canada with a Caribbean mother, who’s waiting for an acceptance letter from her dream arts program
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Is This Our Land? Review of ‘An Immigrant’s Manifesto’
A new form of global class structure has evolved in which white parents in the developed world hire nannies from Cameroon or the Philippines to leave their own children and come look after white ones in the west
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Musings on India’s Independence: Loss, Sacrifice and Changing Values
I have vivid memories of India’s first birthday — the 15th of August, 1947
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