Yes, Canada is diverse. Yes, for the most part, people are free to enjoy and practice their culture and religion. But is that all ‘inclusivity’ means? This year’s Metropolis conference dived into the meaning of that word by looking at whether immigrants have enjoyed the same access to supports and services as the rest of Canadians.
View More MULTICULTURALISM @50: “Inclusion is the opposite of assimilation”
For people of Indian heritage around the world, October is an important festive month with some of the most anticipated holidays taking place. NCM’s Seemanti Ghatak explains what makes Hindu festivals such as Durga Puja and Navratri so special and what these holidays mean.
View More The Indian cultural fiesta in the Great White North
Monique Polak’s new recipe book features 19 recipes from Quebec’s first-generation immigrants and First Nations communities as a way to bridge various cultures and histories together through food.
View More Connections Forged with Food
As newcomers navigate a new country and culture, their parenting style also takes on new challenges. NCM reporter Joy Osiagwu speaks to one family and community leaders on finding the balance between old and new traditions.
View More Immigrant Parents Struggle with Cultural Clashes
International students have faced a well of challenges in light of the pandemic. Read how one international student has taken her time at home to use music as a channel for hope.
View More By Your Side: Finding Voice in Music as an International Student
Toastmasters, a speaking club designed to improve the communication and leadership skills of its members, has helped many immigrants in the GTA gain confidence in speaking English.
View More Immigrant Toastmasters Breaking Barriers with Zoom
Series of surveys focused on capturing the consumer habits and mindsets of various ethnic groups living in Canada
View More Surveys Capture Lifestyles of Asians in Canada
Several parents are putting social isolation to good use, taking time to teach their children about their immigrant heritage. This story traces their lineage and finds out why it matters to these families and the country.
View More Parents Use New Family Time to Help Kids Rediscover their Roots
Young is currently realizing his passion, working as a writer and an actor. His latest film, Maternal, is about a girl, born in Canada with a Caribbean mother, who’s waiting for an acceptance letter from her dream arts program
View More The Immigrant’s Dilemma in Arts: an Interview with Richard Young
In partnership with Apathy is Boring, New Canadian Media will be posting first-person accounts from the 150 Years Young Project, a campaign that highlights the positive impact youth are making throughout their communities. “It all comes back…
View More Lack of Mainstream Diversity was Never an Excuse