One out of six hate crimes reported to police last year targeted South Asian individuals, up from one in 10 reported in 2022
Fraudsters exploit social media, job, and immigration vulnerabilities, with 38 percent of
Many people fleeing Iran ended up on the North Shore, but one
For those who have fled repressive regimes, the possibility of returning home
Ethnic media may have lessons to offer on connecting to audiences and providing diverse services as traditional news organizations seek new business
Tactics win skirmishes. Strategy wins wars. Tactically, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is at a disadvantage in the current political battle over whether
Fifty prominent Indo-Canadians were recognized in Ottawa recently for promoting and fostering India-Canada relations. Carleton University hosted a celebration of their achievements
Blacks make up Montreal’s largest visible minority. According to the 2011 census, 147,100 live in the city. Why, then, are there so
New approaches to immunization may help newcomers get the information they need to ensure their children’s records are up-to-date, though barriers still
When the pledge was announced to accept 25,000 Syrian refugees, many Canadians wanted to help — university students being no exception. Using
Jose Duque, an immigrant from Venezuela, is using music to keep children in band practice and out of trouble on the streets.
At a time when national and local mainstream media seem to be downsizing and shutting down daily, where does Canada’s ethnic media
“I guess you have to be white to have a mental illness,” my mom said. I looked up from my laptop to
A group of citizens is accusing Videotron, one of Quebec’s largest telecommunication companies, of failing to provide mandatory community television service in