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While last week’s U.K. election highlighted similarities between our system and Britain’s, this week marks the anniversary of Canadians setting themselves apart
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Washington DC has the reputation of being one heck of a tough town. With heads of state visiting it frequently, America’s capital
A national organization which aims to bring together stakeholders to promote the successful integration of immigrants and minorities has just released a
Imagine Halifax city’s whole population of around 400,000 being denied the right to vote in its municipal election. Not very hard to
“Immigrants get the job done!” These were the strong words of Lin Manuel-Miranda at the recent University of Pennsylvania commencement ceremony. (I
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Pulse takes a look at some stories that caught the attention of Canada’s Indian diaspora community. From cricket fever to the ethnic