The Latino community in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) voted strategically in 2019, opting largely for the Liberals
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Isabel Inclan
Isabel Inclan is a Toronto-based journalist and a member of the NCM Collective. She has worked in Mexico and Canada; in Canada as a foreign correspondent since 1999. Her specialities are politics, trade, economics, culture and community issues. Isabel has a Bachelor in Journalism and is a Master's candidate in the Communication and Culture program at York-Ryerson.
NDP Candidate Decides to Run After “Not Being Heard”
Vasquez-Jimenez is Afro-Latina and was born in Toronto to parents who immigrated to Canada from Columbia
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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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Government Concerned Over Fake News in Hispanic-Latino Communities
Tech giants such as Facebook, Google and Microsoft promised to remove fake social media news content
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Cannabis Act Excludes Visible Minorities from Market, Advocates Say
Canada is leading the global “green” market, developing cannabis into a billion-dollar industry eight months after enacting the Cannabis Act. Despite the success of the…
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Incomes in Toronto ‘Racialized,’ says New Report
The average income of longstanding immigrants who have been in Canada for more than 20 years has not increased in 35 years, whereas the average income of the Canadian-born population has increased steadily over that time period
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Hot Docs Festival Highlights the Global Crisis of Immigration
The 26th edition of the documentary festival Hot Docs, running in Toronto from 25 April – 6 May, brings together stories regarding the immigration crises…
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Questions of Legitimacy and Democracy Linger amidst Venezuelan Political Crisis
On January 10, Nicolas Maduro began his second term as president following a widely boycotted election. Many Venezuelans and several foreign governments, like Canada and…
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The Modern Roma: Nannies Working Under Exploitation
During the 2019 Academy Awards, one of the event luxury seats was occupied by Yalitza Aparicio, the first Indigenous Mexican woman to be nominated for…
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Gig Economy Continues to Push Immigrants into Unstable Jobs
Having temporary or multiple jobs used to be common for new immigrants who needed to gain the so-called “Canadian experience” and wait until their academic…
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