More than 40 of 338 federal ridings in Parliament have populations where visible minorities are the largest voting bloc. Any path to
As the desperate situation in Afghanistan evolves, Vancouver-based Afghan journalist, Hamid Safi explores what has changed in the Taliban in the past
Following the terrorist attack on Kabul’s International airport yesterday, Canada stopped the evacuation operations. Zahra Mahdi reports on Afghan nationals in
Cuban-Canadians urge Justin Trudeau - and fellow Canadians - to reconsider the island country as a “dictatorship,” not just a tourist destination.
With the Tokyo Olympics behind us, the focus shifts to Beijing 2022 scheduled to begin in February amidst a wave of protests
Journalists and artists of Turkish origin living in exile, including New Canadian Media’s Arzu Yildiz, are being targeted after a hit list
Thursday's summit on Islamophobia, strangely, was closed to the public. While the prime minister named several national institutions as part of the
Canada's most diverse parliament with 50 visible minority MPs resulted in a strong cadre of visible minority political staffers who are moving
Many Canadians may not have heard much about the ongoing war in Yemen, even as the country remains plunged in the world's
Critics argue media organizations are failing to adequately report on the suffering and silencing of Palestinians and Israel’s disproportionate use of force.