Having lived in both Canada and the U.S., columnist Peter Uduehi writes that Canadians don’t like to talk about race and racial divisions. What impact does this have on public policy making?
View More ‘Colour-Blind’ Approaches to Data Collection Amplifies Marginalization of BIPOC Canadians
Racism exists in Canada – but it looks and feels different than that found in the United States, writes Peter Uduehi.
View More Canada Has Its Own Brand of Racism
This is the last in our 3-part series on how the pandemic is affecting specific immigrant communities. African Canadians, it seems, face a particular challenge: a reported low current rate of infection, but worried about historical trends that suggest the worst is yet to come.
View More Part 3: Online Chatter of ‘Black Immunity’ to COVID-19 Not Based in Evidence
Trump has called African countries both “beautiful” and “s-hole”. Now, they face a travel ban to the U.S. What is this really about?
View More Trump is at War with Black People
The presence of Canadian soldiers going through the streets of an African country can be weighty in terms of optics.
View More Canada — not Norway or Ireland — is in Africa for the Long Haul
Why did Africans in the GTA go for Justin Trudeau’s Liberals over the Conservatives and the New Democrats?
View More ‘I Just Don’t Trust the Conservatives, Period’: Why the GTA Went Red — Pt. III
African Muslim community leaders see themselves on the frontlines of this struggle, advocating against the internet as a source of religious teaching,
View More African Muslims Fight Radicalization
From the fight against radicalization and professional roadblocks to the question of whether a Black police chief would have any impact in Toronto, here are…
View More PULSE: Africa – What You Didn’t Read in the Mainstream
Here in Canada, the seemingly peaceful transition of power that is about to take place in Nigeria, as a result of the recent elections, is…
View More Nigerian-Canadians Look Forward to Change at the Helm