Reading the Italian Canadian media today, we can see that the apology issue is triggered by the struggle for more Italian Canadian representation and political profile, as well as Toronto-Montreal rivalry
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We have yet to understand the impact of covert racism and misogyny on the mental health of Canadian citizens, particularly “ethnic” women. However eager they…
View More Being Brown and DepressedTo improve newsroom diversity, La Presse recruited outside of francophone journalism schools. An office’s group shot usually exudes pride, but this one caused embarrassment. In…
View More Why La Presse Started an Internship Geared Towards Minority Reporters and First Nations PeoplesBy: Caitlin Atkinson in Montreal On Sept. 5, in one of his cruellest acts yet, US President Donald Trump ended the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA)…
View More McGill Students Root for U.S. Dreamersby Jooneed Jeeroburkhan in Montreal The cold-blooded shooting of six Muslims following evening prayers on Jan 29 at a Québec City mosque has, predictably, amplified the…
View More Shooting in Quebec City: Symptom of a Wider Crisisby A Special Correspondent in Montreal A new Concordia University study has found that making friends in Canada and being positive about the “new country”…
View More Making “Friends” Key to IntegrationCommentary by David Cohen in Montreal I feel compelled to comment on the case of Maryam Monsef, Liberal MP and federal Minister of Democratic Institutions,…
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Commentary by Salim Valji in Edmonton Memorizing adjectives and pronouns did little more than create a resentment for having to learn French in the first…
View More Alberta Needs to Rethink French CurriculumCommentary by Susan Delacourt in Montreal The conversation that Conservative leadership candidate Kellie Leitch has been trying to open — about immigrants, integration and “anti-Canadian…
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“The library is a mirror of the universe,” writes Argentinian-Canadian author Alberto Manguel in his 2006 book The Library at Night. As print loses traction…
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