Geraldine Stafford, the first civilian manager of Waterloo Regional Police Service's Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Unit and a resident of Cambridge, aims
Updated: ‘Historic’ motion to address caste discrimination approved by Toronto District School Board
"There is an insidious form of casteism that exists but no one talks about," says Chinnaiah Jangam, a history professor and author.
New immigration operation centre in Philippines part of Canada’s bid to attract more skilled workers
“The quick fix has been, we'll just import some more health-care workers...and I think we've pushed it too far.”
Southeastern Pakistan still struggles to cope with the flash floods that ravaged the region last fall.
A study of 500 new immigrants found social media is a useful, but tricky tool to navigate for newcomers.
A car crash caused by speeding ended the lives of three students and sent one to the ICU in Toronto.
Although newcomers may pass the expectations of government officials as skilled workers, this doesn't guarantee their employment upon arrival.
In Canada, debates on immigration rarely include Indigenous peoples, whose reality is sometimes unknown to immigrants.
B.C. needs a comprehensive strategy, to address the staggering number of job openings expected over the next ten years, states a new
Canada repatriates over two dozen Canadians detained in Syria, including four men who may face terrorism charges upon their return.