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More than 1.2 million refugees traded their home countries for Canada in the past five years.[Read more...]
Latinos continue to struggle in Canada
More than 1.2 million refugees traded their home countries for Canada in the past five years.[Read more...]
Vancouver’s Fijian community: distinct and thriving
When people leave their homeland, it is often done with a heavy heart. While the decision is not easy, those who make it often hope that doing so will improve their circumstances, or at least enable them to provide a better life for their children.[Read more...]
Of Immigrants and Dreams
Vancouver business wo- man Kim Okran runs 20 International Student Cen- tres. Her early years in Canada puts a human face to the obstacles some immigrants face upon arriving in Canada [Read more...]
Poles etch themselves in history
Polish-Canadians were one of the earliest settlers in North America. [Read more...]
Conservatives and immigrant voters: an unconventional love story
In 2011, the Conservative Party won their first majority government in decades. Immigration Minister Jason Kenney has been given credit for much of the success due to his focused targeting of the immigrant community. [Read more...]
Cultural communities continue to grow
Michelle Vinci, 25, says that since moving to Kitsilano last year she already feels connected to her new community. [Read more...]
New business network aims to connect South Asian women in Vancouver
South Asian women in Vancouver and surroun- ding communities are facing significant changes in the world of business. [Read more...]
Searching for diversity in the Canadian Forces
As an organization with a mandate to represent and protect national interests, it is understood that the Canadian Forces should reflect the values and composition of society. [Read more...]
Conservatives and Immigrant Voters: an unconventional love story
James Huáng has lived in Canada for 6 years, and has been a citizen for two. In 2011, he voted federally for the first time. He voted Conservative. [Read more...]
Combating misconceptions about Islam and the hijab through dialogue and discussion
Representing & practising Islam can, sometimes, be difficult for Muslims immigrating to the West and adapting to a completely different culture and lifestyle, such as Muslim women who have chosen to wear the ‘hijab’ (veil). [Read more...]
