By: Devanshu Narang in Toronto, ON If I was Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, I would not forgive Indian politicians and the country’s media for a…
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Trudeau in India: Looking for Greater Common Ground
By: Kasi Rao in Toronto, ON Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s arrival in New Delhi on February 17 for a week-long state visit marks the 12th…
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Diaspora Dialogues Gives Emerging Writers a Voice
by Shan Qiao in Toronto New writers are using mentorship opportunities to create and share more diverse and inclusive stories about Toronto’s history and culture. …
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More Public Debate on Immigration Needed: Author
by Susan Korah in Ottawa “We’ve never had a wide-ranging public debate on what kind of immigrants we need in this country,” says Valerie Knowles,…
View More More Public Debate on Immigration Needed: AuthorClimate Change a Global Threat Shows Survey
Filipinos and Indians are the most worried about climate change with less than a fifth of China’s population showing any great level of concern, says…
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PULSE: The Philippines – What You Didn’t Read In The Mainstream
by Ted Alcuitas (@Ted_Alcuitas) in Vancouver With Philippine President Benigno Aquino’s recent visit to Canada, the Philippines have been more widely reported on in mainstream media.…
View More PULSE: The Philippines – What You Didn’t Read In The MainstreamRemittance ‘Mega-Flows’ to Asia
Remittances to the Philippines reached $28 billion US in 2014, making the country the third largest remittance recipient in the world, a report from the World Bank…
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In Asia, Cheating to the Test
by Andrew Lam (@andrewqlam) in San Francisco CNN recently reported that college applications from Chinese foreign students to the US sounded exactly the same. In fact, one…
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Peeling Rambutan: “I exist, still”
by Julie Mahfood (@JulieWrites2) in Montreal When asked if her love of reading was fostered by any particular person in her childhood, nothing comes immediately to…
View More Peeling Rambutan: “I exist, still”It’s time to take a look at race and racism in our community
by Province deputy editor Ros Guggi I didn’t speak a word of English when I started kindergarten in Ontario. My dad, from Austria,…
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