By Joyeeta Ray in Toronto, ON For the last several months, much of the political discussion in the United States has revolved around President Donald…
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Tag: Nigeria
Tales of Immigrant Women in Canada
by Florence Hwang in Regina, Saskatchewan While performer and playwright Natasha Martina was researching in a library in Dublin for a play, she came up…
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Nigerian-Canadians Look Forward to Change at the Helm
by Peter Uduehi (@kogibobo) in Toronto Here in Canada, the seemingly peaceful transition of power that is about to take place in Nigeria, as a…
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Homophobia in Africa: Tackling the Root
by Kurt Muller in Toronto When I was a small child, sitting in the back seat of my father’s car on a street in Cape…
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by Maryam Mirza (@MsMMirza) in Ottawa #JeSuisCharlie #IAmBaga Both powerful hashtags. Both ways for people all around the world to express public outcry over the…
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by Ranjit Bhaskar The United Nations Special Rapporteur on human rights in Iran will be visiting Canada and the U.S. to gather information from the diaspora…
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by Our Special Correspondent Politically-mobilized diaspora communities have the potential to act as “spoilers’” in conflict resolution and post-war reconciliation in their home countries, Sri…
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