A new form of global class structure has evolved in which white parents in the developed world hire nannies from Cameroon or the Philippines to leave their own children and come look after white ones in the west
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by Maria Ikonen in Gatineau A new feature documentary might have you thinking twice when buying tomatoes and greenhouse products next time you visit the…
View More Documentary Explores Plight of Migrant Workersby Rosanna Haroutounian in Quebec City In this week’s round-up of what’s been making headlines in Canada’s ethnic media: the Black community reflects on the…
View More Overhaul Black History Month, Community Saysby Tazeen Inam in Mississauga At a time when Canada has seen a shift in immigration policy, particularly when it comes to resettling Syrian refugees, a…
View More Migrant Myths Influence Immigration Policiesby Diba Hareer in Ottawa The efforts by the Canadian government to resettle 25,000 Syrian refugees by February 2016 is generous, but it does not address…
View More Panel Discusses Root Causes of Migration Crises
by András B. Vágvölgyi in Budapest Hungary’s Prime Minister Viktor Orbán’s recent actions demonstrate that not only is he a crusader of wild talk, but…
View More Hungary PM’s Closed Borders Are Xenophobicby Leah Bjornson in Vancouver Over the last week, the Canadian public has awakened to the grim reality of the current refugee crisis springing from…
View More Canadians Divided on Role of Government in Refugee Crisisby Alice Musabende in Ottawa and Jacky Habib in Toronto Diaspora populations are increasingly being seen as “bridge builders” between host countries and the nations…
View More Diaspora groups as essential bridge builders