The University of Toronto’s International Human Rights Program is suggesting that Mexico be removed from Canada’s “safe country” list, making it easier for sexual minorities…
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Bahá’í Community Condemns Imprisonments in Iran
Before reopening relations with Iran, the Canadian government should hold the Middle Eastern country accountable for human rights violations against minority religions, say some members…
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Crime Top Issue in Surrey Centre
Deanna has lived in North Surrey for 21 years. She lives with her family in the Guildford area, but she doesn’t send her kids to…
View More Crime Top Issue in Surrey CentrePromising Prospects for B.C. Students from Mexico
Though its diaspora community in British Columbia might not be the biggest or most visible, Mexico is Canada’s third largest trade partner and the ninth…
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Newcomers Scarce at National Campsites
With over 45 national parks and park reserves, as well as attendance levels of 13.5 million people in the last year, it’s safe to say…
View More Newcomers Scarce at National CampsitesB.C. and Manitoba Settlement Agencies Suffer Under New Control
[Part 3 of 3 of an in-depth investigative series] The settlement service sector across the country is undergoing major changes and facing several challenges as…
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PULSE: Latin America – What You Didn’t Read in the Mainstream
As the New Year kicks off there is a lot to keep abreast of within the Latin American diaspora. Here’s a look at some of…
View More PULSE: Latin America – What You Didn’t Read in the MainstreamPulse: Latin America (July – Aug. 2014)
The following is a compilation of the most important news stories reported by Latin American media in Canada, during July and August. A columnist for…
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