One outreach worker is creating a bilingual volunteer program because there’s not enough support for Chinese seniors, especially those in Vancouver’s Chinatown.
Ayesha Syed didn’t vote in the 2011 election. It wasn’t because she took her civic duty of voting for granted or isn’t
Diana Nayel immigrated to Toronto from Sweden with her sister in June 2012, leaving behind all things familiar. She started her first
Recently, four teenagers allegedly left Quebec to join extremist groups in Syria. Their departure prompts concerns about whether we are doing an
Due to the rise in youth radicalization in recent years, most governments are taking decisive measures to prevent youth recruitment by extremist
Twelve tables of mahjong (Chinese tile game) in Vancouver’s Chinatown Memorial Square fill up with fervent game-goers within 15 minutes. Silence quickly
Christianne Boudreau isn’t the first parent in history to wonder how her child ended up on the path he did — and
Too many youth are unaware of the Filipino culture, history and language. This is the message from youth who gathered in Slocan
The media is both a participant and a bystander in the ongoing debate around radicalization. On the one hand, it informs us
Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS), the latest born of extremist movements, has drawn international condemnation and wonder about its power