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10-04-2018 | New Canadian Media

By: Deanna Cheng in Vancouver, BC Sniffles came from the crowd. Even the children present knew to remain quiet. Syrian journalist Maisoun Almasri said she saw her younger brother get shot by...

Scores of Iranians living in Canada Decry Lengthy Wait Times for Permanent Residency
By: Janice Dickson in Ottawa, ON Iranian nationals say they’re enduring painfully long wait times to become permanent residents and citizens in Canada and believe they are being treated unfairly. Iranians who…
Adapting to a New Country
by: Sukaina Jaffer in Brampton, ON It is difficult to replicate how an immigrant feels when they arrive in the country of their adoption. Imagine wearing summer clothing all year long…
Barriers Stop Women from Reaching Full Potential
by: Isabel Inclan in Toronto, ON It is no secret Canada is aiming to increase its immigration numbers over the next three years. The Liberal government will look to hit a target…
‘We Need to Talk About Gendered Islamophobia’
By: Manaal Farooqi in Toronto, ON One in every five Canadian women is born outside of the country. However, despite diverse ethnic backgrounds, many communities face discriminatory hurdles others may never…
Jewish and Muslim Canadian Women find Kinship
By: Tazeen Inam in Toronto, ON Women’s voices and their participation in every aspect of society are more vital than ever. The Sisterhood of Salaam Shalom, is a female-only group formed…
Changing Ontario: South Asian Women Step Up to Empower the Community
By: Joyeeta Dutta Ray in Toronto, ON As Toronto evolves into the world’s most multicultural city, so does its colourful communities, rising as a collective force to overcome challenges. This time…
New Horizons in Voluntourism
By Ashoke Dasgupta in Winnipeg, MB Elsie James (83) pulled into Fernie, British Columbia, with her family when she was seven. The rain-drenched moon raised its Aladdin’s lamp to the stars…
Sikh Temples Bar Indian Officials
By: The South Asian Post Desk About 16 Sikh temples in BC and Alberta have joined Sikh religious organisations in Ontario, the US, and the UK to ban Indian officials and…
Faith a Big Factor in Giving by New Canadians
By: Jagdeesh Mann in Vancouver, BC New Canadians from South Asia, China and the Philippines are more likely to donate to charitable causes than the general population, a new survey has…
2017 Marshall McLuhan Fellow, Journalist Manny Mogato: Fake news, a Threat to Journalism
By: Irish Mae Sylvestre in Chicago, IL Journalist Manny Mogato is more accustomed to writing news reports than being the subject of the story. Last year, the Reuters Philippines Correspondent made headlines…

Trump Dims the Lights in Jerusalem
By: Ashoke Dasgupta in Winnipeg, MB President Donald Trump announced on December 6 that the US would recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel unilaterally, triggering global protests and rejection of…
Punjabis Sign up for Nanny School to get Visas
Canada’s commitment to boost its live-in caregiver program as a pathway to citizenship has boosted the business of “nanny institutes” in Punjab. Traditionally, people from Punjab have gone to Canada as…
A Ray of Hope on World AIDS Day for Canadian Immigrants
By: Laura Bisaillon in Toronto It’s World AIDS Day and this year, I am moving beyond remembering loved ones. I am shifting to a forward position and a distinct political hopefulness. My wish…
Union Urges Feds to Help News Media after Postmedia, Torstar Shutter Local Papers
By: Beatrice Britneff in Ottawa, ON Canada’s oldest media union is renewing calls on the federal government to intervene and help the country’s struggling news media outlets, after Postmedia Network Inc. and…
First Filipino Senator Tobias Enverga, Jr. Dies
By: Ted Alciutas in Vancouver, BC Died in Columbia of Apparent Heart Attack The first and only Filipino-Canadian senator died today (November 16, 2017) in Medellin, Columbia where he was attending a…
New Immigration Plan Hailed and Flailed
Canada’s new plan to welcome nearly one million immigrants over the next three years, has been hailed and flailed around the world despite the Liberal government assurances that it will…
Children of Immigrants: Changing the Face of Canada
By: Alpha Abebe in Toronto, ON Statistics Canada recently released a series of reports analyzing key results from the 2016 Census, including figures on immigration and ethnocultural diversity. The data paints a…
To Permit or Not to Permit – That is The Question
By: Avi Benlolo in Peterborough The City of Peterborough has advised that it will grant a permit to a white supremacist group for the use of Confederation Park this weekend. It appears…
The Demise of Civic Journalism: Australia’s Xenophon-Turnbull Deal
By: Dr. Binoy Kampmark in Melbourne, Australia It was never spectacular, but the Australian media scape is set to become duller, more contained, and more controlled with changes to the Broadcasting…
Immigration Lawyers Fear Flow of Misinformation as DACA Ends
By: Amanda Connolly in Ottawa Immigration lawyers in Canada are warning about risks caused by the spread of misinformation as the Trump administration rolls back a U.S. government program that shielded…

Sikhs Make World Go Round in Oliver
By: Bhupinder S. Liddar in Oliver, BC Nestled in the scenic and stunning rolling dry desert hills and mirror lakes of Okanagan Valley in beautiful British Columbia is the town of Oliver…
Ontario Black Youth Action Plan
By: Sam Minassie in Toronto Ontario’s Black Youth Action Plan is taking another step forward with a new mentorship initiative. As part of its four-year $47 million-dollar project, the province will…
‘Social Housing Shouldn’t Define Me’
By: Sam Minassie in Toronto Curtis Carmichael has set out to do what many could only dream of. Following in the footsteps of Canadian legends like Terry Fox, the young Toronto…
Freedom of the Press and Balita’s Woes
By: Ted Alcuitas in Vancouver, BC The saga of Toronto’s ‘Balita’ newspaper and its publisher Teresita ‘Tess’ Cusipag, is a sober reminder that there are limits to free speech. Cusipag has just…
French Judges Issue Another Release Order for Canadian Held over Bomb Attack
by Amanda Connolly in Ottawa Two French counter-terrorism judges have issued, for the sixth time, a release order in the case of extradited Canadian Hassan Diab, being held in France in connection with…
Leitch Campaign Scrambles to Distance Itself from Anti-Mosque Group
by Janice Dickson in Ottawa Conservative leadership candidate Kellie Leitch’s campaign says she did not know Ron Banjaree, an anti-Muslim advocate, or the organization Rise Canada would be at the event she…
“We All Have Xenophobia to Some Degree”
by Ashoke Dasgupta in Winnipeg The Islamic Social Services Association recently organized a conference on the theme of “At the Heart of Human Rights is Human Dignity” in Winnipeg. It was attended…
Technology Helping Newcomers to Metro Vancouver
by Daniel Morton in Vancouver One year after Canada first resettled 25,000 Syrian refugees into Canadian communities — a number that has since grown to 40,000 — the refugee program has…
In Trump’s New World, a Quebec Village Is Canada’s Back Door
By Jeremy J. Nuttall for TheTyee.ca Residents of a small town in southern Quebec gathered Sunday to try and make sense of their hot spot status in Donald Trump’s new world order. Hemmingford, Quebec…
Making “Friends” Key to Integration
by A Special Correspondent in Montreal A new Concordia University study has found that making friends in Canada and being positive about the "new country" can go a long way in…

Trump Tone Won’t Work for Canada: Chris Alexander
by Jeremy J. Nuttall in Ottawa The Trump campaign’s symphony of bigotry has vibrated through the Conservative Party leadership race as two of the candidates choose markedly different paths to victory. While…
Hamilton City Hall More Diverse than Ottawa, London
A study led by Western University researchers Stelian Medianu and Victoria Esses has found that visible minorities are significantly under-represented in senior leadership positions at City Halls in London and…
“Trump is the Greatest Example of a Narcissist”: UBC Study
by Our National Correspondent Researchers at the University of British Columbia have just put out results of a "psychological analysis" of U.S. President-elect Donald Trump. Announcing the results via a news…
Impatient India Riding a Treadmill: Editor
by Our National Correspondent in Ottawa INDIA’s galloping national economy has made its people so impatient that growth under seven per cent a year could have a deeply de-stabilizing impact for…
The Senate’s Champion of Diversity
by Mackenzie Scrimshaw in Ottawa With mere weeks remaining before the U.S. presidential election, which could see the victory of a candidate who has vowed to implement “extreme vetting” for immigrants…
Turban Tie-in Binds Campus Community Together at University of Alberta
UNIVERSITY of Alberta student Annika Roren—Scottish and Norwegian in ancestry—was eager to have her long blonde hair bundled into a green turban Tuesday, and learn about the Sikh culture. Dismayed like the…
Migrant Workers Call for Permanent Status, Labour and Human Rights
The Federal government’s acknowledgement of the need for reforms of the Temporary Foreign Worker Program today is a result of years of migrant workers advocating for themselves and fighting against…
The Ottawa Run for Palestine Returns for a Second Year
Written by Muslim Link In 2015, Palestinian Canadian Habib Khoury founded the Ottawa Run for Palestine (ORFP). The run is back again after last year’s success. This year, the run…
Pinoys in Canada, U.S. Rally Behind Drug War
Eric Sison was still alive after he fell three storeys from the roof opposite Maria's house, snagged his shorts on her neighbours' awning, and, in his underwear, crawled underneath her…
Is Vancouver Really A City Of Millionaires Based On Inflated Home Prices
VANCOUVER – Is Vancouver really a city of Millionaires based on inflated home prices.Well the boom in prices have certainly made owners millionaires on book but the costs associated…

Canadian Support for Asian Partners Growing
Canadians feel more connected and positive toward Asia than they did two years ago, and are more optimistic about future relations with the region, the Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada’s…
Eye on Brampton: “Ethnic Media are Community Institutions”
by Our National Correspondent Prof. April Lindgren (picture at right) of Ryerson University has made a name for herself studying ethnic media in Canada for many years. Late last year, she…
On Working with Homa Hoodfar, A Canadian Professor Currently Imprisoned in Iran
Written by Rahat Kurd Canadian Iranian Professor Homa Hoodfar teaches in the Department of Sociology and Anthropology at Concordia University. She has been in the notorious Evin prison in Iran…
‘We are Just as Safe as a Year Ago’
by Our National Correspondent Recent terror attacks in Europe have unnerved Canadians and many wonder which nation or what out-of-the-way tourist spot may be the next venue for a suicide bomber…
So Much Ignorance, Nonsense about Africa: Publisher
by Our National Correspondent July 30 marked the 11th anniversary of the Patriotic Vanguard newspaper published from Vancouver. In our continuing effort to profile and work with ethnic media across Canada…
Cross-Canada Tour Puts Focus on Murder for Organs in China
Falun Gong practitioners in the 100-odd countries where the spiritual discipline is practised take every opportunity to raise awareness about the ongoing abuses toward their fellow practitioners in China. That has…
The Hague’s Ruling on South China Sea: Canada ‘Concerned’ Over Rising Tensions
A recent ruling on a territorial dispute in the South China Sea between China and the Philippines has left Canada “deeply concerned” about escalating tensions in that region. Meanwhile, China…
Statcan looks for Stronger Powers to get Data from Citizens, Businesses
Ottawa – Statistics Canada is privately floating the idea of new powers to make all of its surveys mandatory and to force companies to hand over data such as credit…
Prisoners of the Desert: Inside Jordan's Azraq Refugee Camp
by Janice Dickson in Ottawa Sitting cross-legged on a thin UNHCR mat covering a concrete floor and nursing her 14-month-old, Yasmeen Al-Alow was glad to be out of the jail that…
Most Think World More Dangerous Place
by BJ Siekierski in Ottawa As Donald Trump wrapped up the Republican convention Thursday evening with a speech that played to Americans’ fears about the economy, illegal immigration and national security, many wondered aloud whether…

Delays in Refugee Arrivals From Turkey Likely in Wake of Attempted Coup
OTTAWA—Delays in the resettlement of Syrian refugees from Turkey to Canada are likely to grow even longer after a failed coup attempted there last week. Securing exit permits for Syrians in…
Hong Kongers eye Taiwan and Canada
Fearing that their island city is going to the dogs, close to half of Hong Kong residents interview in a recent survey are looking to move. And Canada is their top…
Nuanced Reporting on Canada's NATO Commitment in Latvia
Canada's commitment to send troops to Latvia to strengthen NATO in its stance vis-à-vis Russia has reverberated in the ethnic media with at least 55 stories over the last two…
Reluctant Canada and UK Citizens Talk Brexit
News Analysis Secession is a serpentine word, threatening and mysterious, though alluring to those who see sovereignty as the path to self-determination. A slim majority in the United Kingdom preferred it to what…
China Refusing to Recognize Canadian Citizenship of Travellers, Reports Say
by Jeremy J. Nuttall in Ottawa The federal New Democrats are demanding action from Ottawa after hearing the Chinese government is refusing to recognize Canadian citizenship when granting visas to those with roots…
He Fought to Mainstream the Turban
By Jagdeesh Mann in Vancouver One of the most celebrated veterans in Canada, Retired Lieutenant Colonel Pritam Singh Jauhal, passed away peacefully this past week with his family by his…
“Safe Country” Should Not Apply to Mexico, says UofT Study
by Aurora Tejeida in Vancouver, British Columbia The University of Toronto’s International Human Rights Program is suggesting that Mexico be removed from Canada’s “safe country” list, making it easier for sexual…
Thirty-One Years after Air India Bombing, RCMP say Their Investigation Remains “a National Priority”
BY RATTAN MALL THE RCMP are still doggedly pursuing the Air India investigation – 31 years after that horrendous mass murder when the bombing of Air India Flight 182…
OMNI Proposing National Multicultural TV Channel For All Canadians
TORONTO – OMNI Television announced this week that it has filed an application with the CRTC to operate a new national multilingual and multicultural channel called OMNI Regional, the first…
World Refugee Day: Mobilizing Support for Millions of Displaced People
by Robin Arthur in Halifax The global community will observe World Refugee Day on June 20 to call attention to the worst humanitarian crisis since World War II. There are now…

Syrian Refugees Have Been 'Left Alone' Committee Hears
by Janice Dickson in Ottawa, Ontario It’s been nearly six months since the federal government began its initiative to welcome 25,000 Syrian refugees, and while finding housing presented itself as the…
Disgrace to Humanity: Dallaire Decries Global Inaction on Syria
OTTAWA—Anthony Lake was in a Syrian hospital a few months ago watching surgery being performed on a sniper victim, whose age he could not determine because of the severity of…
Migrants Call for Changes to Temporary Workers
In the wake of a Parliamentary Committee reviewing the foreign temporary foreign worker program, a coalition of migrant workers in Vancouver this week called for the scrapping of the temporary…
Japan PM Puts Heat on Trudeau over TPP, South China Sea
TOKYO—Japan’s Prime Minister Shinzo Abe upped the pressure on Justin Trudeau this week by publicly suggesting his Canadian counterpart’s positions had budged on a pair of prickly international files. Following a…
Canada Joins International Group Seeking Peaceful Settlement in Syria
OTTAWA—Foreign Affairs Minister Stephane Dion says Canada has joined an international body seeking to broker an end to the Syrian civil war. The International Syria Support Group includes 26 countries and…
Syrian Refugees Turning to Food Banks Partially Cultural: McCallum
OTTAWA—The fact some newly arrived Syrian refugees are turning to food banks to supplement their own pantries can be partially explained by a “cultural element,” the immigration minister said May…
Parliament Apologizes for 1914 Komagata Maru Incident
OTTAWA—Prime Minister Justin Trudeau formally apologized in the House of Commons on May 18 for a 1914 government decision that barred most of the passengers of the Japanese steamship Komagata…
World Sikh Organization Welcomes Komagata Maru Apology, Calls for Inclusion in School Curricula
THE World Sikh Organization of Canada welcomed Wednesday’s apology by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on behalf of the Canadian government for its decision in 1914 to refuse entry to the…
Temp Workers in Fort Mac: Hope Quenched by Fire
by Samantha Power in Edmonton, Alberta As the Fort McMurray emergency passes, those without housing and citizenship status face an uncertain future. Over 160 temporary foreign workers from Fort McMurray came together…
Lower Mainland Sikh Community Rallies To Assist Those Displaced By Wildfires In Alberta
SURREY – Lower Mainlan’s Sikh Societies have come to the support of those who have been devastated by the wild fires in Fort McMurray, Alberta, where all 80,000 inhabitants have…

Corporate Canada Helped Raise $30M for Refugees: McCallum
by Judy Trinh in Ottawa Now that Canada has settled 25,000 government sponsored Syrian refugees, the Immigration Minister says he will use the lessons learned in the process to improve the…
Canada’s Role in Resettling Refugees: MLI Debate
by Janice Dickson in Ottawa Canada’s role in the Syrian refugee crisis came to the forefront during the election campaign and has since dominated conversations here and abroad. The MacDonald-Laurier Institute held…
Helping Ecuador’s Earthquake Victims
by Belen Febres-Cordero in Vancouver As an Ecuadorian living in Canada, Lucy Guerrero felt powerless when she first learnt about the 7.8 magnitude earthquake that struck Ecuador last Saturday, April 16th. “I would…
Canada’s Formula for 25,000 Syrian Refugees
EDMONTON, Canada—Life was going well for Samer Hamawi and his young family before the civil war broke out in Syria. Hamawi, a member of Syria’s... -- Delivered by Feed43 service Epoch Times Read…
2016 Census and the South Asian Community
BY RATTAN MALL IN the next couple of weeks, you should expect to see a notice in your mail inviting you to respond online to the Census 2016 questionnaire…
Canada Responds to the World’s Worst Humanitarian Crisis Since WWII
By Robin Arthur Canada stepped up to the plate, late 2015, as Europe grappled with the world’s worst humanitarian crisis since World War II, brought about by the Syrian civil war. Halifax…
Sajjan Launches Defence Policy Review
by Amanda Connolly in Ottawa Defence Minister Harjit Sajjan yesterday launched the Liberal government’s Defence Policy Review, including the appointment of four prominent foreign affairs and defence experts to advise him on…
Canada: Polite, Tolerant … Racist?
The Canadian Centre for Ethics in Public Affairs (CCEPA) collaborated with The ENRICH Project to bring to the public a four part series on racism from White, Black, Immigrant and…
Immigration Researchers Praise Return of Long-Form Census
by Rosanna Haroutounian in Quebec City, with files from Jonathan Hiltz A proposed plan to track the admission categories of immigrants who respond to Canada’s newly reinstated long-form census could help fill gaps…
Without Placement, Refugees in Toronto Hotel Remain in Limbo
by Beatrice Paez in Toronto It had been such a whirlwind process, Zuhir says of the journey that he and his family took earlier this year from Jordan — where they…

UN Chief Praises Canada’s Model for Resettling Refugees
by Janice Dickson in Ottawa Canada’s use of both government and private sponsors to help Syrian refugees resettle is a model that should be exported around the world, the head of…
Legal Hotline Created After 'Significant Increase' in Islamophobia
by Samaah Jaffer in Vancouver Five months after Harper’s Conservatives made a pre-elections pledge to establish a controversial "barbaric cultural practices" tip line, a group of lawyers and legal organizations in…
‘Canadian Dream’ Less Likely Under Quebec’s Bill 70
by Matt D’Amours in Montreal Community organizations and immigrant lobby groups in Quebec are speaking out against a provincial welfare reform bill that would require new social assistance applicants to enter…
Refugee Sponsors Take Leaps of Faith
by Tazeen Inam in Toronto Religion plays a major role in the lives of many refugees, making it an important consideration for religious-based aid groups sponsoring those of other faiths. Paul Bramadat…
Liberals Seek to Reunite More Families
by Rosanna Haroutounian in Quebec City In this week’s round-up of what’s been making headlines in Canada’s media: the federal government has a new plan to welcome immigrants that aims to reunite more families;…
Private Sector Projects to Help Refugees Find Work
by Tazeen Inam in Mississauga New innovative employment programs aim to integrate government-assisted refugees (GARs) into the Canadian labour market. At the Employment Pathways for Refugees forum at the 18th Metropolis conference 2016 in Toronto…
Women’s Organizers Hopeful Under Trudeau Leadership
by Shan Qiao in Toronto Women’s rights advocates are looking for influential Canadian female figures to join a national women’s coalition to raise awareness about women’s issues and get more…
“Inequity and Exclusion are Tied to Race”
by Priya Ramanujam in Toronto Immigration and the ‘immigrant experience’ are often used as a smokescreen to mask systemic racism and exclusion. This is according to Neethan Shan, executive director of the…
Make Citizenship Easier, Not Harder: McCallum
by Leah Bjornson in Vancouver In this week’s round-up of what’s been making headlines in Canada’s ethnic media: The Liberal government is set to repeal Bill C-24; municipal councils wage war…
Researchers Investigate Ways to Help Newcomers Adjust
by Florence Hwang in Regina With the current influx of refugees coming to Canada, academic researchers are studying immigrants’ resiliency — their ability to overcome hurdles and challenges — so that…

Canada Seeks "The Perfect Immigrants"
by Ranjit Bhaskar in Toronto As the federal government prepares to table its 2016 immigration targets by March 9, Immigration Minister John McCallum has indicated that it would be more positively…
Overhaul Black History Month, Community Says
by Rosanna Haroutounian in Quebec City In this week’s round-up of what’s been making headlines in Canada’s ethnic media: the Black community reflects on the shortcomings of Black History Month; groups…
"Diversity Without Inclusion Has No Meaning"
by Shan Qiao in Toronto Employers and participants at the 2016 Diversity@Work Conference learned that creating diverse workplaces is about more than just hiring more newcomers. “Inclusion is a state of being…
Racial Profiling: New Ways to Address Old Issues
by Danica Samuel in Toronto Policy makers, journalists, professors and lawyers are putting their best ideas forward to find the right solution to tackle the problem of racial profiling in Ontario. “We…
"A Blow to the City": Toronto's Black Police Deputy Resigns
by Priya Ramanujam in Scarborough In this week’s round-up of what’s been making headlines in Canada’s ethnic media: celebrated deputy chief of the Toronto Police Service quits the force, mainstream grocery…
Online Resources Key to Integrating Refugees
by Florence Hwang in Regina Integrating new immigrants quickly and seamlessly when they arrive in Canada not only makes their lives easier, but benefits the rest of society. For this reason, Garen…
Faith Communities Step Up to Welcome Refugees
by Leah Bjornson in Vancouver In this week’s round-up of what’s been making headlines in Canada’s ethnic media: faith-based organizations are at the forefront of Syrian refugee resettlement efforts; Taiwan’s elections…
Settlement Orgs Unite to Better Integrate Newcomers
by Florence Hwang in Regina Communities across Canada are ramping up their efforts to link their local settlement services to meet the needs of newcomers through the federal Local Immigration Partnership…
Canada Defends Fast-Track Refugee Plan to U.S.
by Rosanna Haroutounian in Quebec City In this week’s round-up of what’s been making headlines in Canada’s ethnic media: India’s Republic Day was not a celebration for everyone, Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne’s visit to…
Syrians Struggle With Prospect of Leaving Family Behind
by Tazeen Inam in Mississauga Abdullah Kurdi, father of the three-year old toddler who captured media attention when his body was discovered on the shores of Turkey, is not coming to Canada…

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