By Sukaina Jaffer in Toronto, ON Quebec’s secularist Bill 21, which bans public workers from wearing religious symbols, dredges up memories of a similar ban…
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Only Quebec has a plan to save community newspapers
Commentary by: Pradip Rodrigues in Mississauga, ON Last week the Quebec government released details on how it planned on disbursing $36.4 million to struggling newspapers…
View More Only Quebec has a plan to save community newspapersQuebec’s Bill 62 is an Oppression
Commentary by: Surjit Singh Flora in Brampton, ON It’s absurd to pass any law that is so obviously a violation of that constitution and its…
View More Quebec’s Bill 62 is an OppressionWe Ignore Islamism at our Own Peril
Commentary by: Fred Maroun in Ottawa Quebec recently passed a law banning face coverings for people delivering or receiving public services, which has re-ignited the…
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by George Abraham in Ottawa I come not to bury André Drouin’s legacy, but rather to praise him. In his way, he made a singular…
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Refugees from U.S. are Breaking the Law
Commentary by Surjit Singh Flora in Brampton For many Sikhs in Canada today, the Komagata Maru incident still looms large in our consciousness. For anyone…
View More Refugees from U.S. are Breaking the LawIn Trump’s New World, a Quebec Village Is Canada’s Back Door
By Jeremy J. Nuttall for TheTyee.ca Residents of a small town in southern Quebec gathered Sunday to try and make sense of their hot spot status in…
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Caught Between Two Competing Images of Womanhood
By Dr. Gina Valle in Toronto, ON Children of immigrants learn to live in two worlds. As a first-generation Canadian, I learned to maintain and…
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Exhibit Takes Guests to Libraries Around the World
by Vincent Simboli in Montreal “The library is a mirror of the universe,” writes Argentinian-Canadian author Alberto Manguel in his 2006 book The Library at…
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Activist Connects Loss of Culture to Climate Change
by Winnie Hwo in Vancouver The world is still catching up to Inuit activist Sheila Watt-Cloutier. A year before being appointed an Officer of the…
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