Nova Scotia is buzzing with optimism. For decades, the province was experiencing an alarming population stagnation which threatened to shrink the economy. But now, thanks to sound immigration policy, that trend has reversed.
View More Nova Scotia’s Long Population Decline Might be Ending, and Immigration Could be Why
The extended economic impacts of COVID-19 have highlighted the issue of food insecurity in Canada, especially among marginalized people. One Brampton man has created a program to help those affected by giving them access to fresh organic produce.
View More How a Brampton Non-Profit Battles Rising Food Insecurity
Canada’s approach to immigrants are likely to be viewed more favourably for some time to come, even as a new administration under Joe Biden and Kamala Harris look set to unwind years of unfriendly policies beginning Jan. 20.
View More How Will President Biden Affect Canadian Immigration? Only Time Will Tell
As Ontario prepares to enter a second lockdown this holiday season, Filipino-Canadians are finding ways to adapt to their traditionally large Christmas celebrations around COVID-19 safety regulations.
View More Philippine Christmas Traditions in Canada: The Show Must Go On
The Brampton-based mental health organization SOCH focuses on addressing the stigma that South Asian men in Ontario face when dealing with mental health.
View More Men’s Forum Addresses Mental Health in South Asian Community
Statistically, immigrants holding STEM degrees do better in America than in Canada. Two immigrants on either side of the border share their stories.
View More Two STEM Immigrants on Different Sides of the Border Share their Experiences
Canada outlines how it will make immigration the cornerstone of its post-pandemic economic recovery.
View More Canada to Spend $87 million to Modernize Immigration
Global travel is depressed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but despite this Canada has remained an attractive destination for those hoping to start a new life in a new country.
View More Interest in Immigrating to Canada High Despite Pandemic, Report Finds
Column reviews the trajectories of three Black women politicians who have recently been in the news and looks to the future with optimism.
View More A Seat at the Table: Black Women in Politics
Vancouverite heads to Seoul International Buddhism Expo to learn how to help new immigrants resettle in Canada with mindful wellness programs.
View More On a Mindful Wellness Mission To Help New Immigrants Resettle