By: Asfia Yasir in Toronto, ON Immigration is reshaping Ontario’s classrooms, changing the demographics of both students and teachers. The latest statistics indicate that one…
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Category: Education
Challenges of Motherhood for an International Student
Commentary by: Mona Mashadi Rajabi in Tehran I was standing in front of the school’s office and Melody, my daughter, was right beside me. All…
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By: Mona Mashhadi Rajabi in Tehran, Iran Communication is more than understanding the words. I was always aware of language barriers when I decided to move…
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Commentary by: Mona Mashadi Rajabi in Tehran, Iran “Canada needs you!” This is a sentiment I heard over and over while I was in Canada. I came…
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By: Lu Xu in Halifax Gaining overseas work experience while attending university may sound appealing, but some Dalhousie University international students say they’re having trouble…
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By: Tim Mayfield in Melbourne, Australia The latest Australian census data is in and it makes for interesting reading. Of particular note, 72 per cent…
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Student Newspaper Sparks Hate Speech Debate
By Leslie Layton in Chico, California, USA On a recent Wednesday, Chico State journalism professor Mark Plenke was messaged that he should check the campus…
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Listening to our International Students
Commentary by Will Tao in Vancouver Canada’s international students, particularly those in major metropolitan cities such as Toronto and Vancouver, have been subject to…
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Bramptonians Sucking on a Lollipop
Commentary by Surjit Singh Flora in Brampton A few weeks before Brampton Council begin debate on the latest budget, the city and province delivered a…
View More Bramptonians Sucking on a LollipopInternational Students an “Obvious Group” for Citizenship
by Our National Correspondent Dr. Alaa Abd-El-Aziz, President and Vice-Chancellor, University of Prince Edward Island (UPEI) was appointed Chair of the Association of Atlantic Universities…
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