Katrya Bolger

Katrya Bolger is a Thai-Canadian journalist. She writes about how national politics and policy impact Canada's immigrant communities. Since starting her career as a sub-editor for the Bangkok Post, she has spent over seven years writing and editing for various newspapers, magazines and non-profit organizations in Canada and abroad. Her written work has appeared in publications such as The Globe and Mail, Montreal Gazette and The Walrus.

September 21, 2023

Education/Immigration/Local Journalism Initiative/News/Politics/Youth

As protests rage, some members of Canada’s multicultural communities express concern over LGBTQ-inclusive school policies

Tens of thousands join rallies for and against LGBTQ curriculum, underscoring diverse perspectives and concerns

Photo of a young woman with her hands to her face, with a person patting her on the shoulder in a gesture of sympathy. Mental health, visa

September 12, 2023

Education/Immigration/Local Journalism Initiative

Is the cost-of-living crisis causing international students to reconsider Canada?

The $10,000 deposit asked of international students seems outdated amid a housing crisis, rising rents and tuition fees that are five times