Quebec ought to do better
The government’s plan to cancel 18,000 immigration files is irresponsible Picture a family of four. The mother is…
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O Canada, home of the lucky ones
Oh, Canada. The land we often associate with tolerance, diversity and acceptance––especially when it comes to immigration and…
Thousands gather to protest against racism
Three-hour demonstration, endorsed by 162 organizations, tackled issues surrounding Palestine and immigration Several hundred protesters gathered in downtown…
Why I’ll never let go of my foreign origins
Learning to embrace my unique cultural roots within Canada I was four years old when my family moved…
Canada’s foundations are based off of immigration
Exploring multiculturalism and immigration during these turbulent times The word ‘immigrant’ evokes many emotions in me every time…
Have we learned anything at all?
Concordia’s German program worked with The Holocaust Education and Genocide Prevention Foundation to host a workshop on moral…
Migrant workers in Canada: the new second-class citizens
Migrant Dreams looks at the inhumane way workers from abroad are treated in Canada On Oct. 17, Cinema…
Does undocumented have to mean uneducated?
Because they do not posses status papers, the children of undocumented migrant workers cannot access public education, unless they pay a fee of $6,000, a whopper for most families.