Armenian Easter bread
Photo by Ben Kiely
Choereg is a traditional, slightly sweet bread, especially made for Easter time.
It is delicious for breakfast with a nice cup of coffee, similar to a French brioche …
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March 21 2022 Columns Public services, not private donations, are the solution to disabled poverty
In Canada, more than one in five people live with a disability. While almost everyone knows someone impacted, most people aren’t aware that government support doesn’t scratch the surface when it…
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March 7 2022 Columns Persian pomegranate and orange blossom dessert
The flavours in this dish are so fresh tasting. This dish is very simple, but for the best results it’s a must to use the best quality fruit available.
For the Persian new year Nowruz …
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March 7 2022 Columns Men’s mental health is the silent killer
Photo by Inzmam Khan
Everyone told me these would be the best days of my life. I’m 18, finishing college and the world around me seems to be imploding. I haven’t had COVID-19, I have a …
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February 21 2022 Columns Microlending to support skilled immigrants
The Institute for Canadian Citizenship (ICC) – Canada’s leading citizenship organization and the world’s foremost voice on citizenship and inclusion – has made a $500,000 investment in …
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February 7 2022 Columns Feminism on the rise in Canada
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Since the second wave of the women’s equality movement in the 1960s, the term “feminism” has been subject to bouts of withering criticism. At various …
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February 7 2022 Columns Genomic research lacks diversity and that’s a problem
Conducting foundational genomic research with more diverse populations, even if the sample proportion is small, is highly beneficial.
As 2020 and 2021 have shown us, Canadians are becoming more …
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January 10 2022 Columns Time for Canada to step up in the fight against forced labour
The pandemic has turned our lives upside down. It has taken away our loved ones. It has changed our habits and opened our eyes to certain realities. One of those realities is a global scourge on …
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December 6 2021 Columns Almost half of healthcare workers are not doctors and nurses: Health policies must address their burnout too
Vaccination rates are climbing, and COVID-19 cases are decreasing. While this is surely a relief to most of us, many healthcare workers are bracing themselves for a significant post-pandemic …
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November 22 2021 Columns More than 200 influential Canadians call on the federal government to fast track the Canada Disability Benefit
What do former Health Minister, Allan Rock; Senator Mohamed-Iqbal Ravalia; former Lieutenant Governor of Ontario, David Onley; professional dancer, Luca Patuelli; ‘Mincome’ economist Evelyn …