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New Immigration Plan Hailed and Flailed

NCM Anonymous November 17, 2017 No Comments Ahmed HussenAsian Pacific PostImmigrationJustin TrudeauLiberalpolicy

Canada’s new plan to welcome nearly one million immigrants over the next three years, has been hailed and flailed around the world despite the Liberal…

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Small Biz Owners Face Many Challenges

Dan Kelly November 10, 2017 No Comments Asian Pacific PostBusinessCanadian Federation of Independent BusinessCFIBeconomyowner

Governments of all stripes are often eager to turn the page in times of tumult. It’s probably an appropriate strategy: when you’re in the midst…

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Justice for Jassi

Fabian Dawson, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter September 15, 2017 No Comments Asian Pacific PostFabian DawsonHarbinder Singh SewakJupinderjit SinghJustice for JassiMata Press Servicenovel

Last week, 17-years after Jassi was found dead with her throat slit in a ditch outside the industrial metropolis of Ludhiana in Punjab, the Canadian chapter of this tragedy came to a close

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Taxes are the Canadian Family’s Largest Expense

Charles Lammam and Milagros Palacios September 1, 2017 No Comments Asian Pacific PostFraser Institutehousingreal estatetaxVancouver

With home prices rising across the country, many of us would likely assume that housing costs (including rent and mortgage payments) are the most expensive…

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Anonymity Shields Perpetrators of Racism in Online Forums and Comment Fields

Herman Thind April 1, 2016 No Comments Asian Pacific PostBritish ColumbiaonlineracismSouth AsianVancouver

A racial slur against a former Vancouver Park Board commissioner with a South Asian background is creating a social media furor. Meanwhile, a protest group…

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Lawyers Offer Advice to Private Refugee Sponsors

NCM Anonymous December 5, 2015 No Comments Asian Pacific PostlawyerMosaicrefugeeRefugee Sponsorship Support ProgramRefugee Sponsorship Training ProgramresettlementRSSPSyriaSyrianUniversity of Ottawa Refugee HubVancouver

Help has arrived for Vancouver residents who want to assist with the refugee crisis, thanks to a new initiative from the University of Ottawa Refugee Hub.…

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Sato Cup Showcases Growth of Karate in B.C.

Deanna Cheng November 29, 2015 No Comments Asian Pacific PostBritish ColumbiaKaratesportsVancouver

Karate practitioners from Saskatchewan and Quebec came to B.C. recently to compete at the Sato Cup Invitational Karate Tournament on Nov. 14. Some competitors traveled from outside…

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Does Your Canada Include 2nd Class Citizens?

Josh Paterson and Mitchell Goldberg October 13, 2015 No Comments Asian Pacific PostBill C24British ColumbiaCanadacitizensCitizenshipFederal Electionfederal electionsrefugeesSecond Class Citizenship

What does it mean to be Canadian? What kind of Canada do we want? If you’ve tuned into the election coverage lately, you’ll know these…

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Economy

Asian Opportunities Remain Strong for Richmond Business

NCM Anonymous October 8, 2015 No Comments AsianAsian Pacific PostBritish ColumbiaBusinessChineseRichmondVancouver

Abundant opportunities exist for Canadian small and mid-sized businesses in Asian markets, despite slowing growth in the Chinese economy, according to a pair of leading…

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Is the Global Reaction to the Syrian Crisis Out of Proportion?

NCM Anonymous September 29, 2015 No Comments Asian Pacific PostLeah Bjorsonrefugee crisisrefugeesSyriaSyrian refugeesUnited Nations

Several major humanitarian agencies have announced plans to expand, launch and upscale operations in response to the European refugee crisis in the past month. Faced…

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