Other than a generally immigrant-friendly outlook, a review of ethnic media Oct. 27 – Nov. 1 shows that these outlets foresee a relatively stable government — “stable as a mountain” in the description of one Chinese outlet
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“Canadians do not hate him [Trudeau] enough to show him the exit door.”
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In general, differences among the four main parties are a matter of nuance
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“All these debates could achieve one thing – making Trudeau the prime minister of Canada once again – not due to Trudeau’s ability, but due to the others’ inability”
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The following immigration stories reviewed in September were picked from 600 print, radio and TV outlets in Canada
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In at least one instance, an ethnic media organization weighed in with commentary wondering why it has taken the government so long to wake up
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Q. As an immigrant policy expert, what did you think of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) calling Canada’s intake system a “BENCHMARK” for the rest of the world? A. Largely correct. Canada…
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We certainly have online platforms in Canada that are used to distribute and amplify fringe political views
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We decided to examine the social media debates about the Québec mosque shooting, so we collected 18,533 tweets from Jan. 30 to Feb. 12, 2017, using the hashtags #QuebecShooting and #QuebecMosqueShooting
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While all electoral ridings will be covered, the primary focus of Diversity Votes will be the 41 Canadian ridings where visible minorities are the majority, and the 93 where they form more than 20 per cent
View More Beyond Election Hype: New Site Explores Ridings’ Cultural Data, Role of Ethnic Media