Many people fleeing Iran ended up on the North Shore, but one SFU researcher has doubts about the way the Canadian government has framed it as a humanitarian program.
For those who have fled repressive regimes, the possibility of returning home
According to popular belief, the regime banned the drink because it was
'As much progress as we've seen, I think that that concept of
During the 2015 election campaign, one issue remained imminent for many Canadians: how will the newly elected government improve the economy? But,
Facebook knows me well, but not that well. The other night a sponsored ad popped into my newsfeed, asking me if I
As Canada gears up for the 2015 federal election on October 19, the Conservative Party of Canada has launched a Chinese-language website
During an election, ethnic media is a double-edged sword. On one hand, they provide an outlet for parties to target their messaging towards
Multiculturalism should be off-limits in Canadian politics. No party should leverage prejudice against minorities – visible or otherwise – in a plot
Deanna has lived in North Surrey for 21 years. She lives with her family in the Guildford area, but she doesn’t send
While citizenship, immigration and refugee policy have been major issues in the current election campaign, not much has been said about the
Is the increased number of “visible minorities” being reflected in party candidates? Which ridings are these candidates running in? And do these
Canada’s weakening economy, the implication of Anti-terrorism Act, Bill C-51 and rapid growth in the riding are some of the main concerns
Prime Minister Stephen Harper’s ‘old stock versus new stock Canadians’ comment during a political debate could very well cost him the election.