Anti-violence advocates hail a court ruling in British Columbia that came down against a man who tried to use deportation proceedings against his former spouse.
View More Filing False Immigration Reports Against Partner is “Family Violence,” Judge Rules
Meet Harnarayan Singh, the first Punjabi commentator for the NHL and an unmistakable voice of Hockey Night in Canada.
View More Harnarayan Singh: A Punjabi Holler for Hockey
Dozens of Sikh social media pages and posts have been censored on Facebook and Instagram this week, even as the community commemorates the deadly riots in Delhi that followed the assassination of then Indian prime minister Indira Gandhi.
View More Canadian Sikhs Fume At Social Media Censorship
Three recent immigrants share their experiences of landing and getting settled in Canada during the COVID-19 pandemic.
View More Immigrants Face Difficulties Settling Amidst COVID-19
Toronto professor and chef Leo Chan has plans to revive the slowing business in Chinatown and preserve the area’s history on a digital archive.
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Marco Navarro-Genie comments on University of Calgary admission to being a systemically racist institution. It has been charged for racism in an open letter that was circulated among Canadian campuses.
View More Systemic Racism Plagues University of Calgary
The COVID-19 pandemic has accelerated a shift to a blended model of service delivery by settlement agencies, which have been forced to move many activities online and get creative in supporting clients with limited internet access.
View More Pandemic Leads to Hybrid Model for Settlement Sector
A survey by MOSAIC shows immigrants face multiple stressors trying to reconcile providing for their families and ensuring their children’s success at school.
View More Survey Finds Online Education Poses Multiple Challenges for Immigrant Parents
The two by-elections set to take place on October 26 in Toronto will proceed as scheduled despite soaring cases of COVID-19 in the city.
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Ottawa’s decision to reopen borders to international students as of October 20 is welcome news for Canadian universities, which are eager to welcome students back to campus.
View More Universities Welcome Opening of Border to International Students