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
Twenty years ago, the British/South Asian comedy show, Goodness Gracious Me, ran a skit where a British employee at an Indian firm
While France remained a constant in the news at the top of 2015, with the Charlie Hebdo shooting being covered immensely, there
Last week, Montreal was abuzz with the news that Mélanie Joly would be running for the Liberal nomination in Ahuntsic-Cartierville. Joly is known for
Over 100 people across Canada have taken up the extremist agenda as a result of social media messages. This is according to
Although media consumption has changed over the past 10 years, the importance of ethnic outlets will remain high in the years to
Winnipeg is generally more tolerant today than it was 12 years ago. That’s when I moved to the city, and at the
One of the directors of Canada’s terrorism research centre says statements made this weekend by the chair of the Senate national security
Since the Ontario government announced new curriculum guidelines expanding the teaching of sexual health in Ontario schools, which will take effect starting
Canada is lagging behind when it comes to prosecuting hate speech, terrorism financing and terrorism related activities, at least compared with other jurisdictions,
In part two of NCM’s coverage of the reactions amongst the ethnic/immigrant communities to Ontario’s sex education curriculum changes, our reporters focus