In Canada, the wash over effect is a 60 per cent spike in online hate
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Let’s Temper the Gaga over Black Panther
A little bit of racism is okay seems to be the message coming out of the runaway success that is Black Panther. Let’s all admit this is a great movie, a testament to a first…
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United We March
Women’s March On Saturday, January 20, millions took to the streets to protest unjust legislative policies against women in the U.S. and Canada. Originally organized as a rally against the Trump administration in 2017, in…
View More United We MarchWhen the Fear of Terrorism Trumps Reason
There is no question that fear sells. The latest Stephen King film about an evil clown – It – grossed over $120 million in its first three days after all. We are odd in that we both…
View More When the Fear of Terrorism Trumps ReasonWhy Do We Keep Missing The Terrorists?
I am sure you have all read the stories. In the aftermath of an arrest of a mass murderer (or a terrorist), neighbours, friends and colleagues are interviewed about what they knew about the suspect.…
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Hamilton City Hall More Diverse than Ottawa, London
A study led by Western University researchers Stelian Medianu and Victoria Esses has found that visible minorities are significantly under-represented in senior leadership positions at City Halls in London and Ottawa, with Hamilton faring better.…
View More Hamilton City Hall More Diverse than Ottawa, LondonCETA Hold-Up has Lessons for Brexit
When about a week ago, Canada’s International Trade Minister Chrystia Freeland cried in Brussels, her sniffles were heard around the world. The Times of London carried a story on October 22 headlined, “Trade deal failure…
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London’s Poor Diversity Score No Surprise
A recent study published by the Western University’s Centre for Research on Migration and Ethnic Relations found a severe lack of visible minorities in leadership roles in organizations in London, Ontario. While the study made…
View More London’s Poor Diversity Score No SurpriseIt’s a Start: One Side of the Immigration Conversation
The conversation that Conservative leadership candidate Kellie Leitch has been trying to open — about immigrants, integration and “anti-Canadian values” — was well underway in Montreal on Thursday at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel. While potential Leitch…
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‘We are Just as Safe as a Year Ago’
Recent terror attacks in Europe have unnerved Canadians and many wonder which nation or what out-of-the-way tourist spot may be the next venue for a suicide bomber. New Canadian Media asked two experts on the…
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