By Ashoke Dasgupta in Winnipeg, MB Elsie James (83) pulled into Fernie, British Columbia, with her family when she was seven. The rain-drenched moon raised…
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Cathy Wong’s Fear of a Bus Driver
By Ashoke Dasgupta in Winnipeg, MB Cathy Wong (61), who emigrated from Hong Kong, had an unpleasant experience last December, with a racist bus driver.…
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By: Ashoke Dasgupta in Winnipeg, MB President Donald Trump announced on December 6 that the US would recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel unilaterally,…
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by Ashoke Dasgupta in Winnipeg The Islamic Social Services Association recently organized a conference on the theme of “At the Heart of Human Rights is…
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by Ted Alcuitas in Vancouver The man who put Filipinos on the political map of this country has died in Winnipeg, his home for more than…
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by Kayla Isomura in Vancouver A year after being called “Canada’s most racist city,” Winnipeg is on its way to becoming more inclusive, and immigrants can…
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by Florence Hwang in Regina, Saskatchewan Two independent surveys find that Canadians are positive about newcomers in theory, but they are not so agreeable when…
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Aquino Skips Winnipeg
by Ted Alcuitas (@Ted_Alcuitas) in Vancouver Philippine President Benigno Aquino is bypassing Winnipeg, home to one of Canada’s fastest growing and oldest Filipino communities, as…
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Winnipeg: Getting Past the Divide
by Cherise Seucharan (@CSeucharan) in Toronto [In-depth investigative series: Part 3 of 3] The recent Maclean’s magazine feature labeling Winnipeg Canada’s most racist city lets other cities…
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Winnipeg Race Relations: Progress made, still long way to go
by Abdikheir Ahmed (@abajano) in Winnipeg Winnipeg is generally more tolerant today than it was 12 years ago. That’s when I moved to the city,…
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