Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne made a broad appeal for acceptance at a visit to an Ottawa mosque for Friday prayers last week.
Like the Southeast Asian island nation itself, Taiwan’s film industry is small, and often overshadowed by international competitors. Despite its size, the
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The 2015 federal elections is a milestone for Somali Canadians as it marks a significant increase in their level of political engagement.
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For Mamta Mohandas and her colleague, Dileep, there is a stark difference between strolling down Elgin Street in downtown Ottawa and walking