The contributions of immigrants to Canada are endless. Their stories are an integral part of the country’s history. A new exhibition at
Even more than career prospects, the perceived high quality of life is at the top of the list of what motivates skilled
On the eve of Canada’s 148th birthday, the Association for Canadian Studies released the findings of a survey titled: “Is Canada a
Montreal-born artist Jacqueline Hoang Nguyen began her most recent project after discovering a void in Canada’s national archives: representations of multiculturalism. “I
With the federal election approaching, it seems a fitting time to gauge the pulse of the Canadian public to find out where
Several observers have noted that immigration is, generally, a non-partisan issue in Canada. That probably explains why it’s not a topic of
When it comes to research pertaining to immigration and new Canadians, things are definitely picking up quickly this fall. In the second
India Prime Minister Narendra Modi started his two-day Canada blitz visit in the nation’s capital. Throughout the day, Prime Minister Stephen Harper’s
Members of visible-minority groups have a stronger sense of loyalty to federal government than provincial government, reports a new study from the
At a time when national and local mainstream media seem to be downsizing and shutting down daily, where does Canada’s ethnic media