Commentary by Daniel McNeil in Ottawa When he wrote about a galaxy far, far away (the United States, in the early days of Ronald Reagan’s…
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Impatient India Riding a Treadmill: Editor
by Our National Correspondent in Ottawa INDIA’s galloping national economy has made its people so impatient that growth under seven per cent a year could…
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Ottawa Holocaust Survivors Project Launches at Carleton
by Eddie Ameh in Ottawa Elly Bollegraaf, 76, moved to Canada in 1951 with her family after most of her relatives were wiped out in…
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How I’m Coming to Terms with Rejection
by Zoran Vidić in Toronto It’s been exactly a year since job hunting became my full-time job. “Send out 300 résumés, get 10 interviews and one…
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by Themrise Khan and Howard Duncan in Ottawa Immigration has long been studied from the perspectives of those who move and the societies to which…
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