A group of Vancouver-based university students have taken it upon themselves to improve the lot of classmates who are refugees in Canada. Administrators are often ignorant about their particular challenges.
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Retired seniors have a wealth of skills, insights and experience that the country can gain from. However, they are unable to volunteer or seek part-time jobs for fear of contracting COVID-19. How are they coping?
View More Canadian Seniors Find Ways To Stay Active During Pandemic
After her education was interrupted by the Syrian Civil War, Aya Abou Rshd, continues her education in Ottawa online due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
View More Girl Interrupted: Her Education was First Derailed by War, then COVID-19
International students have largely been left out of the federal government’s financial support packages. That’s little surprise, writes columnist Wesam AbdElhamid Mohamed.
View More CESB Exclusions Leave International Students with Uncertainty
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
With so many children out of school and daycare during the COVID-19 outbreak, most parents are practicing social distancing by keeping their kids indoors.
View More Keys to Surviving a Pandemic with Kids at Home
As schools are closed across Canada to fight further spread of the new coronavirus, New Canadian Media takes a look at the impact on Ontario families.
View More COVID-19 Fallout: Family Disruptions Continue Indefinitely
Access to mobile technology can be both a blessing and a curse. Smartphones are used to make calls to loved ones, make business communications and…
View More Ontarians Side with Ford on School Cellphone Ban
Throughout, the premier stuck to her talking points that the Liberal government has taken these issues “head on” and that “more needs to be done”
View More Kathleen Wynne takes Heat at Black Community Leaders DebateImmigration is reshaping Ontario’s classrooms, changing the demographics of both students and teachers. The latest statistics indicate that one in 10 new teachers hired in…
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