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Migrant workers in rural town face systemic exploitation
March 9, 2022
COVID-19/Economy/Immigration/Local Journalism Initiative/News/Top Stories

Immigrants are not okay in rural Canada: report

Newcomers were already facing financial, personal, and health struggles in rural Canada before the pandemic. Now, they are worse off, the authors

March 8, 2022
Diaspora Affairs/Local Journalism Initiative/Politics/Top Stories

Meet minority female candidates hoping to shake up Ontario election

NCM spoke to three women of colour running in the upcoming elections in Ontario. The candidates are also first- and second-generation immigrants,

Ukrainian refugees are getting support
March 4, 2022
British Columbia/Immigration/Local Journalism Initiative/News/Politics/Top Stories

British Columbians open homes, hearts and wallets for Ukrainian refugees

As Russia's attacks against Ukraine escalate, Canada's government is also introducing new immigration streams for Ukrainians to immigrate either temporarily or permanently.

Anti-racism commissioner needed
March 3, 2022
Commentary/Top Stories

Canada needs a national anti-racism commissioner

While there are human rights commissions in every province and at the federal level, the authors argue for a more coordinated, horizontal

Kevin Cardenas now feels free
March 2, 2022
Immigration/Local Journalism Initiative/Top Stories/Youth

Refugee recounts crossing two borders as a teenager — “illegally”

Kevin Cardenas crossed his first border illegally at the age of 12, shortly after having witnessed his young nephew's murder at the

All-Black flight crew
March 1, 2022
British Columbia/Economy/Immigration/Local Journalism Initiative/Top Stories

Trailblazer: Haiti-born pilot commands Air Canada’s historic all-Black flight crew

Despite the systemic challenges Black people face in climbing up the social and corporate ladder in this country, Air Canada's First Officer

A screenshot from the panel discussion on “Reframing the Coverage of Marginalized Communities”
February 28, 2022
Diaspora Affairs/News/Top Stories

NCM reporters highlight gaps in mainstream coverage of marginalized communities

Five NCM journalists shared their insights and tips on how to reframe the coverage of marginalized communities during a panel discussion at

Photo of families
February 22, 2022
Economy/Immigration/Local Journalism Initiative/News/Top Stories

No Family Day for migrant workers

Over 200 photos of families forced to be separated due to Canada's immigration and labour policies were sent to all 338 MPs

photo lens microphone black and white
February 16, 2022
Arts & Culture/Economy/Immigration/Local Journalism Initiative/Top Stories

Canada’s media industry: ‘A heartbreaking feeling’

Data shows that it can take up to 10 years for immigrants to break into their field. In the meantime, many journalists

Lucky to escape a decades-long conflict in El Salvador, the Matias brothers are now successful entrepreneurs and active community leaders.
February 10, 2022
Economy/Immigration/Local Journalism Initiative/Politics/Top Stories

Trailblazers: Escaping civil war, Salvadorian brothers give back to community

Lucky to escape a decades-long conflict in El Salvador, the Matias brothers are now successful entrepreneurs and active community leaders.

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