Column reviews the trajectories of three Black women politicians who have recently been in the news and looks to the future with optimism.
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Analysis: How Ethnic Media is Covering the Pandemic
Overshadowed by the steady stream of mainstream media coverage, a content analysis of ethnic media outlets shows how they have kept their audiences informed during the pandemic.
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Open Letter to Trump: Grateful I Chose Canada over the U.S.
I consider it my good fortune to have been born, as you said, in one of the so-called “shithole” countries in Africa.
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Coronavirus: Misleading Information Sparking Racist Backlash
There have also been similar online movements outside of Canada. An online petitioner asked Singapore to ban travellers from China.
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‘Trusted’ Media Subsidy Increases Risk of Politically-Biased News
What hasn’t been widely discussed, however, is how creating a dependency situation risks undermining provinces over the long haul
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Trash Talk Across the Pacific: Is It All Garbage?
The garbage talk that has dominated headlines in the past weeks is beginning to be a political circus. Nobody knows who is telling the truth,…
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What the Death of Local News Means for the Federal Election
Red Deer, a city of about 100,000, isn’t the only place in the country where the crisis in local journalism is reshaping political coverage in advance of the October 21 federal election
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Embracing Taiwan: A Panel on Canadian Relations with Taipei
With 2019 marking the forty-year anniversary of the Taiwan Relations Act, and Canada’s increasing interest in cross-strait issues, the Macdonald-Laurier Institute in Ottawa hosted the…
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The Colour White
Time to stop sugar-coating and say it as it is. White privilege. White power. White preposterousness. They exist. Period. The first two, privilege and power,…
View More The Colour WhiteWanted: First Non-white Mayor of Vancouver
Over its 132-year history since incorporation as a city, Vancouver has had 39 mayors. All of them have been white men. Change seems to be…
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