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By complete chance, Filipino-Canadian journalist Joseph Lopez discovered the first Filipino to arrive in Canada actually came 70 years before previously thought.
A new report suggests that large majorities of climate scientists, journalists and the public all agree on a climate crisis— and news
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Opposition parties are calling on Canada’s new Immigration Minister Sean Fraser to address the red tape choking the visa-processing system.
As Canadians celebrate 100 years of Remembrance commemorations, author and director of the Indus Media Foundation, Steven Purewal, says it's time to