By Peter Uduehi in Toronto, ON. In January of 2017, six people were killed and 19 others injured in a mosque in Quebec City by…
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Tag: Somali
It’s Not Only Syrians Who Need Our Help
Commentary by Debbie Douglas in Toronto The image of our new Prime Minister, in shirtsleeves greeting the first Syrian refugees airlifted from Beirut to Pearson…
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by Priya Ramanujam in Scarborough Members of visible-minority groups have a stronger sense of loyalty to federal government than provincial government, reports a new study…
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#Elxn42 Sparks Hope for Somali Canadians
by Aziza Hirsi in Toronto The 2015 federal elections is a milestone for Somali Canadians as it marks a significant increase in their level of…
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PULSE: Africa – What You Didn’t Read in the Mainstream
by Peter Uduehi (@kogibobo) in Toronto From the fight against radicalization and professional roadblocks to the question of whether a Black police chief would have…
View More PULSE: Africa – What You Didn’t Read in the MainstreamOntario’s Teaching Diversity Gap
By Tana Turner (@DiversityMusing) in Toronto This year is the 60th anniversary of the landmark Supreme Court ruling, Brown v. Board of Education, that desegregated…
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Teaching Students to be “Culturally Bilingual”
by Amira Elghawaby The country’s largest and most diverse school board was in the spotlight earlier this month for all the wrong reasons. The Toronto…
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Who Speaks for a New Canadian Community?
by Richard M. Landau The Toronto District School Board (TDSB) and some of that city’s Somali community are at odds. Acting on what it thought…
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