Looking back on the mayoral and municipal elections in Ontario, it is clear that the only immigrant-related issue that gained some traction
We’ve been here before. On September 11, 2001, the triumphal optimism inspired by the Soviet Union’s collapse — the so-called End of
Days after British lawmakers passed a symbolic motion recognizing Palestine as a state alongside Israel, it doesn’t look like Canada’s Parliament will
Toronto-area ethnic newspapers tended to cover the Conservatives more extensively than other political parties during the 2011 election, concludes a new study
This is an occasional column on immigrants running for political office — at the municipal, provincial or federal level. Here, we feature a candidate
With the opening of a new session of Parliament next week, the campaign leading up to anticipated federal elections in Oct. 2015
It is vain to talk about a community without understanding the issues of the community. Benn Adeoba, a candidate for Toronto city
The Canadian Sikh Association says it will consider whatever legal options remain, if lobbying efforts fail to reverse a decision by Ontario
As Canada’s MPs navigate the political minefield of how to react to this summer’s fresh outbreak of violence in the Middle East,
It is no secret that immigrants play an important and vital role in the make-up of Canada’s fabric. There is also no