By Ashoke Dasgupta in Winnipeg, MB Cathy Wong (61), who emigrated from Hong Kong, had an unpleasant experience last December, with a racist bus driver.…
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By: Jeremy J. Nuttall in Ottawa As a Vancouver society working to support refugees fears closure after being denied federal funding, a similar organization in…
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Refugees from U.S. are Breaking the Law
Commentary by Surjit Singh Flora in Brampton For many Sikhs in Canada today, the Komagata Maru incident still looms large in our consciousness. For anyone…
View More Refugees from U.S. are Breaking the LawFirst Filipino Politician Conrad Santos Dies at 81
by Ted Alcuitas in Vancouver The man who put Filipinos on the political map of this country has died in Winnipeg, his home for more than…
View More First Filipino Politician Conrad Santos Dies at 81Winnipeg’s Racism Problem: Immigrants Can Help
by Kayla Isomura in Vancouver A year after being called “Canada’s most racist city,” Winnipeg is on its way to becoming more inclusive, and immigrants can…
View More Winnipeg’s Racism Problem: Immigrants Can HelpManitoba To Provide Skills Training for Refugees
by Florence Hwang in Regina Settlement agencies and other organizations are busy ramping up their services to prepare for the 10,000 Syrians that will arrive…
View More Manitoba To Provide Skills Training for RefugeesB.C. and Manitoba Settlement Agencies Suffer Under New Control
by Aurora Tejeida (@Aurobots) in Vancouver [Part 3 of 3 of an in-depth investigative series] The settlement service sector across the country is undergoing major…
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