Remarks by the Election Commissioner, Yves Coté, on the potential for foreign meddling, also received coverage in Chinese
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Multicultural Media Sound Alarm Over ‘Fake News’
In at least one instance, an ethnic media organization weighed in with commentary wondering why it has taken the government so long to wake up
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Liberal Battle in Montreal Riding Pits Old Guard Against Ascendant Community
Leading the charge for the Italian community is none other than former Liberal federal immigration minister Joe Volpe
View More Liberal Battle in Montreal Riding Pits Old Guard Against Ascendant CommunityCanada’s (M)other Tongues
If you’ve ever travelled or worked abroad, speaking and listening in a language that isn’t your own, you know the feeling of lying down at…
View More Canada’s (M)other TonguesEthnic Media in Nova Scotia: A Niche Need Waiting to be Filled
Inside the Halifax Seaport Farmers’ Market on Halifax’s waterfront you’ll find a stack of the Dakai Times newspapers. Printed in Chinese and English, the quarterly…
View More Ethnic Media in Nova Scotia: A Niche Need Waiting to be FilledNuanced Reporting on Canada’s NATO Commitment in Latvia
Canada’s commitment to send troops to Latvia to strengthen NATO in its stance vis-à-vis Russia has reverberated in the ethnic media with at least 55…
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Ethnic Media – a Missed Topic of the Metropolis Conference 2016
On Friday, Mar. 4, I attended the 18th National Metropolis Conference, hungry for new information and curious to find out whether my area of expertise…
View More Ethnic Media – a Missed Topic of the Metropolis Conference 2016Syrian Refugee Crisis in Europe – Implications for Canada
The refugee crisis in Germany has flooded the media with coverage on the diverse aspects of the situation, from negotiations among European nations about refugee…
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