The lived experience of racialized settlement workers who’ve dealt with discrimination is a key aspect of the help they provide young newcomers, many of whom experienced more discrimination during the pandemic.
View More Pandemic limits Saskatchewan students’ access to settlement services
Small cities and towns in Canada are welcoming more immigrants than ever before, but doing journalism in these places can be perilous for reporters of colour. Aaron Hemens’ story presents a cautionary tale for newsroom managers.
View More BIPOC reporter narrates perils of working alone in rural Canada
A new immigration program, developed in Saskatchewan for Saskatchewan, will provide employers with greater access to international options for the recruitment of foreign workers.
View More Immigrants needed to ease Saskatchewan’s labour pains
Findings from a recent study indicate that despite being taught multicultural values and inclusion at school, racial and ethnic bullying in Canadian schools prevails. Experts say it has to do with the lack of education on Canada’s history with racism and white supremacy. NCM’s Baisakhi Roy reports.
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Her film, called A Kandahar Away, follows the Jamal family to Kandahar, Sask.
View More A Tale of Two Communities Worlds Apart: Filmmaker Connects with Small Prairie Town
With the current influx of refugees coming to Canada, academic researchers are studying immigrants’ resiliency — their ability to overcome hurdles and challenges — so that they can help future immigrants adapt to their new…
View More Researchers Investigate Ways to Help Newcomers Adjust
Immigrants not only have to learn a new language when they arrive in Canada, but also adopt the values of Canadian society. This can often impact their parenting methods. “This is part of how we…
View More Spanking Leads to Resentment, Say Parents, Experts
Ever since Muslims began settling in the Canadian prairies, they’ve built bridges with their new community while maintaining their ties with their traditional culture. A devoted Muslim couple who moved to Regina, Saskatchewan in the…
View More Documenting Muslim History in Saskatchewan
When Fulera Dikki came to Canada last September, she was anticipating the worst about what the cold would feel like – even though it wasn’t winter yet. Dikki, who came to Canada from the northern…
View More Surviving Your First Canadian Winter
While performer and playwright Natasha Martina was researching in a library in Dublin for a play, she came up with the idea to combine her family’s emigrant story and her creative partner Sue Mythen’s knowledge…
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