Commentary by Don Curry, North Bay, ON Thursday’s rural and remote regions immigration attraction announcement by federal Immigration Minister Ahmed Hussen should be well received…
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Kathleen Wynne takes Heat at Black Community Leaders Debate
By: Marieke Walsh in Ottawa, ON Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne was repeatedly under attack and on the defensive Wednesday night during a debate on issues…
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Grandparents at Home: A Blessing
By: Asfia Yassir in Toronto, ON Grandparents can be gems to have as part of any family unit. Regardless of their day-to-day contributions, their mere…
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Diversifying Canada’s Literature
By: Tazeen Inam in Toronto, ON Canadian literature continues to diversify as more stories look to include a wider range of content set locally and…
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Adapting to a New Country
by: Sukaina Jaffer in Brampton, ON It is difficult to replicate how an immigrant feels when they arrive in the country of their adoption. Imagine…
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Barriers Stop Women from Reaching Full Potential
by: Isabel Inclan in Toronto, ON It is no secret Canada is aiming to increase its immigration numbers over the next three years. The Liberal…
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Getting Ahead: Taking the First Career Steps
Commentary by: Jennilee Austria in Toronto, ON Back when I was a settlement worker, many of my newcomer clients would enter the job market in…
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Jewish and Muslim Canadian Women find Kinship
By: Tazeen Inam in Toronto, ON Women’s voices and their participation in every aspect of society are more vital than ever. The Sisterhood of Salaam…
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Changing Ontario: South Asian Women Step Up to Empower the Community
By: Joyeeta Dutta Ray in Toronto, ON As Toronto evolves into the world’s most multicultural city, so does its colourful communities, rising as a collective…
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Ontario’s Caregivers: Double the Work, Half the Benefits
By: Shan Qiao in Toronto, ON Cindy Leung drops off her husband, Chuck, to a day program at a Scarborough, Ontario long-term care facility. Waving…
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