Saving a Cat in These Bleak Times
A stray cat desperately needed shelter in the time of the pandemic. An immigrant mother took the risk.
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The Condescension of Canada’s Citizenship Test
While studying for the Canadian citizenship test, columnist Ayse Koca found the study guide’s tone to be unfair and patronizing towards newcomers prepping for an already difficult test.
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Canadian Seniors Find Ways To Stay Active During Pandemic
Retired seniors have a wealth of skills, insights and experience that the country can gain from. However, they are unable to volunteer or seek part-time jobs for fear of contracting COVID-19. How are they coping?
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‘Colour-Blind’ Approaches to Data Collection Amplifies Marginalization of BIPOC Canadians
Having lived in both Canada and the U.S., columnist Peter Uduehi writes that Canadians don’t like to talk about race and racial divisions. What impact does this have on public policy making?
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Shining a Light On Death Through ‘Grief’
During a time where many are grieving the loss of loved ones due to COVID-19, The Holy Gasp presents a bilingual performance that invites viewers to grieve with others.
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Life After Truth: Film Review and Interview with the Writer of ‘After Fact’
As the journalism scene shifts and adapts, local community journalism has seen several cuts, Lindsay Fitzgerald discusses this theme explored in the film, After Fact.
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The Immigration Identity Crisis: Too Ethnic or Not Ethnic Enough?
What does it mean to be an immigrant in Canada? And how does one’s understanding of that relate to cultural identity? Marcus Medford talks to some in the New Canadian Media Collective to answer these questions.
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Embracing ‘Hyphenation’ Key to Canada’s Progress as a Multicultural Nation
While the idea of being a ‘hyphenated Canadian’ hasn’t always been championed, it’s high time we fully embraced the concept as part of our national identity, writes columnist Marcus Medford
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Immigration to Canada May Not Return to Pre-Pandemic Levels
The COVID-19 pandemic could derail Canada’s immigration-driven economy, writes columnist Howard Ramos.
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It’s Not On Me, It’s On You
Racism is alive and well in Canada. Admitting there is a problem is an important first step. What matters now is how we decide to collectively address the problem to build a better country, writes Raul Pinto
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