Alors que le Liban fait face à une crise économique, financière et politique majeure, la diaspora est plus mobilisée que jamais. Portrait de la communauté libanaise du Grand Montréal et des liens de solidarité qui la traversent.
View More La Communauté Libanaise de Montréal : Plus d’un Siècle d’Histoire
The Indian diaspora in Canada is devastated by the COVID-19 crisis unfolding thousands of kilometres away, fearing for family members and friends.
View More “All We Can Do Is Pray”: Indian Diaspora Shaken by COVID-19 Crisis Back Home
Largely racialized, the taxi industry has taken a massive hit from the pandemic. Lobbying by the industry to get a fairer shake has only been partially successful, leaving many to wonder if it has anything to do with the fact that many cabbies are new immigrants.
View More Toronto Tries to Soften Blow on Cabbies
Rays of hope come from Hamilton, Ontario, as the first Hamilton Black Film Festival (HBFF) premieres virtually from May 28 to 30. As curtains rise in Westdale Cinema, it marks a new beginning for Canadian BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, People of Colour) artists.
View More Curtains Set to Rise On the First Hamilton Black Film Festival
Ottawa is granting 90,000 applicants a pathway to permanent residency to reach its immigration target this year. But the program does nothing for the migrant workers feeding the country, says one migrant justice organization
View More Advocates Call Ottawa’s PR Program “A Smokescreen”
Twin Inuit sisters from Queen’s University are running an online store that sells face masks designed by Indigenous artists.
View More Inuit Sisters Donate Profits to Indigenous Charity
“Butter Honey Pig Bread,” a debut novel by Francesca Ekwuyasi, is a cosmopolitan story of a multi-generational family that mixes the ancient Nigerian myths of the Igbo and the Yoruba people with scenes of contemporary urban life in Nigeria, England and Canada.
View More “Butter Honey Pig Bread”: A Sumptuous Story of Love, Food and Forgiveness
It’s not enough for executive leadership to commit to diversity and inclusion as values within an organization. They need to help middle managers execute this on an everyday, operational level, too
View More Middle Managers Key to Integrating Newcomers
Families Minister Ahmed Hussen says the new national child-care plan will improve the situation of low-income families and newcomers in Canada, not only that of middle-class Canadians.
View More New Child-Care Plan to Help Newcomers, Low-Income Families, Too: Hussen
Is Quebec a less welcoming place for international students? In the second part of this two-part series, Christopher Chanco examines the situation for those caught between a pandemic and changes to provincial immigration policies.
View More Is Quebec Pushing Away Its International Students?