By Sukaina Jaffer in Toronto, ON Quebec’s secularist Bill 21, which bans public workers from wearing religious symbols, dredges up memories of a similar ban…
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Category: Arts & Culture
It Costs Us All When Media Fails to Reflect its Audience
By Maria Iqbal in Toronto, ON In a city already lacking local media, failing to represent Brampton’s diverse population could lead to lost opportunities for…
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Working as the Newsroom’s ‘Diversity Hire’
Women of colour in journalism bring a lot to the job. And take a lot, too. By Anya Zoledziowski in Edmonton, AB Sunny Dhillon rocked…
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“The Future is Female”
by Isabel Inclan in Toronto, ON With pink hats, defiant banners and loud voices thousands of women took to Toronto streets this Saturday to commemorate…
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Grandparents at Home: A Blessing
By Asfia Yassir in Toronto, ON Grandparents can be gems to have as part of any family unit. Regardless of their day-to-day contributions, their mere…
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Diversifying Canada’s Literature
By: Tazeen Inam in Toronto, ON Canadian literature continues to diversify as more stories look to include a wider range of content set locally and…
View More Diversifying Canada’s LiteratureLet’s Temper the Gaga over Black Panther
Commentary by: Mohamed Hammoud in London, ON A little bit of racism is okay seems to be the message coming out of the runaway success…
View More Let’s Temper the Gaga over Black PantherJustice for Jassi
Ever since Sukhwinder Singh Sidhu met and secretly married his one true love, his life has been one of pain, torture and false imprisonments in…
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By: Sam Minassie in Toronto The Institute of Canadian Archives is gearing up for its feature event of the year, which will showcase a number…
View More Celebrating Diversity Through Living BooksCanada’s (M)other Tongues
By: Caora Mckenna in Halifax If you’ve ever travelled or worked abroad, speaking and listening in a language that isn’t your own, you know the…
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