Fraudsters exploit social media, job, and immigration vulnerabilities, with 38 percent of newcomers falling victim to scams — over double the rate of other Canadians
Many people fleeing Iran ended up on the North Shore, but one
For those who have fled repressive regimes, the possibility of returning home
According to popular belief, the regime banned the drink because it was
Even before its planned opening in 2014, the Canadian Museum for Human Rights in Winnipeg, Manitoba has had its share of critics.
They cannot go unnoticed – luxury cars with Syrian number plates roaming the streets of mega-rich Dubai, which is playing host to
The creation of a new Office of Religious Freedom within Canada’s Foreign Affairs department has been generally panned as “pandering” to ethnic
A leaked document outlining the Liberal party’s plan to help drum up ethnic votes for the party in British Colombia reads like
David Carment (Religious Freedom? This office is about ethnic votes, Feb. 21) has theorized in the Globe and Mail that the federal
Is the Arab Spring coming to a neighbourhood near you? That is the question on the minds of many Arab and Canadian
It would seem as if sharks and undocumented immigrants are equally deserving of Toronto City Hall’s mercy. Both have been spared extreme
OTTAWA – I used to be part of an all-women’s book club in Ottawa a few years ago. In 2008, I remember
Citizenship and Immigration Minister Jason Kenney is on the record as saying that the Canadian government acted against its own political interests
New Ontario premier Kathleen Wynne’s first day on the job seemed sanguine enough. She came across as someone keen on consensus building.