As the federal government increases immigration levels, questions hang in the air about whether it was wise for the new Ford government in Ontario to abandon the Ministry of Citizenship and Immigration in 2018. The organization had originally been responsible for the province’s policy on citizenship and immigration issues.
View More Ontario Silent on Whether Provincial Immigration Ministry will ReturnTag: NDP
MPs slam Liberal Party Over Turning Refugees Away at Border
Statistics provided by the Canada Border Services Agency show that 4,400 refugee claimants have been rejected under the Safe Third Country Agreement since 2016. Two MPs have called out the Liberal Party on what is seen as a “hypocritical” asylum policy.
View More MPs slam Liberal Party Over Turning Refugees Away at BorderB.C. Filipino Community Outraged After Veteran MLA Shut Out of Cabinet, Again
Four-time MLA Mable Elmore, the only Filipino-Canadian member of the B.C. legislative assembly, given a parliamentary secretary position instead.
View More B.C. Filipino Community Outraged After Veteran MLA Shut Out of Cabinet, AgainChinese-Canadians Torn between Conservatives and Liberals: Why the GTA Went Red — Pt. IV
In this last instalment, our NCM series focuses on people in the Chinese Canadian community
View More Chinese-Canadians Torn between Conservatives and Liberals: Why the GTA Went Red — Pt. IV‘I Just Don’t Trust the Conservatives, Period’: Why the GTA Went Red — Pt. III
Why did Africans in the GTA go for Justin Trudeau’s Liberals over the Conservatives and the New Democrats?
View More ‘I Just Don’t Trust the Conservatives, Period’: Why the GTA Went Red — Pt. IIIThe Eight-year Hangover: Why the GTA Went Red – Pt. II
The Latino community in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) voted strategically in 2019, opting largely for the Liberals
View More The Eight-year Hangover: Why the GTA Went Red – Pt. IIWe Don’t Vote for Strangers: Why the GTA Went Red – Pt. I
Why did GTA voters prefer the Liberals over the Conservatives and the NDP? I spoke to people living in Toronto and Brampton to find out
View More We Don’t Vote for Strangers: Why the GTA Went Red – Pt. IChoosing Between Bad and Worse: an Iranian-Canadian Conundrum
One participant argued Liberals with a major government could not do what they promised, so how can the Iranian community believe them in a minority-government
View More Choosing Between Bad and Worse: an Iranian-Canadian ConundrumJagmeet Singh’s Final Push to Win
Singh said only an NDP government will tax the wealthiest Canadians to make life more affordable for working people
View More Jagmeet Singh’s Final Push to WinNDP Candidate Decides to Run After “Not Being Heard”
Vasquez-Jimenez is Afro-Latina and was born in Toronto to parents who immigrated to Canada from Columbia
View More NDP Candidate Decides to Run After “Not Being Heard”