In the GTA, immigrants between 35 to 44 earn some 25% less than people born in Canada, but by the time they reach 45 to 54 they stand to earn almost 40% less than Canadian-born counterparts
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In this last instalment, our NCM series focuses on people in the Chinese Canadian community
View More Chinese-Canadians Torn between Conservatives and Liberals: Why the GTA Went Red — Pt. IV
Why did Africans in the GTA go for Justin Trudeau’s Liberals over the Conservatives and the New Democrats?
View More ‘I Just Don’t Trust the Conservatives, Period’: Why the GTA Went Red — Pt. III
The Latino community in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) voted strategically in 2019, opting largely for the Liberals
View More The Eight-year Hangover: Why the GTA Went Red – Pt. II
Why did GTA voters prefer the Liberals over the Conservatives and the NDP? I spoke to people living in Toronto and Brampton to find out
View More We Don’t Vote for Strangers: Why the GTA Went Red – Pt. ICommentary by Don Curry in North Bay Municipal councils in Canada’s smaller centres do not appear to be at the forefront in analyzing demographic and…
View More Brockville, Look to GTA, not IndiaCommentary by [ ] in Toronto The wait to get a long-term care bed in Ontario has increased significantly in the last six years. An…
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by Ranjit Bhaskar in Toronto Canada has spoken and its ethnic minority electorate has made it clear that they are on the same wavelength as…
View More Generational Shift Helps Liberals Sweep GTA Suburbs
by Shan Qiao in Scarborough, Ontario It is usual for different Chinese organizations to gather candidates from the community and hear them out…
View More Chinese Canadians Step Up to Fill Representation Gapby Simon Li in Hong Kong You’ve probably never realized that Ontario cabinet minister Michael Chan is a highly polarizing figure within the Greater Toronto Area’s (GTA)…
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