The New Canadians
Commentary By Laura Carlin You’ve decided to change your life, move halfway around the world and start over. You may not speak the language of your (...)
- The Patriotic Vanguard, Sierra Leone News Portal
Commentary By Laura Carlin You’ve decided to change your life, move halfway around the world and start over. You may not speak the language of your (...)
By Guidy Mamann There are many foreigners in Canada who may not qualify for immigration to Canada but who are convinced that they can successfully (...)
Clement Abass Apaak, an Archeology student from Ghana, is the president of the Simon Fraser University Student Society. In this letter to a Canadian deputy (...)
Stephen Harper himself would tell you he’s a prime example of policy over pizzazz. And after Canadians gave his Conservatives a minority government on Jan. (...)
Daniel Igali, a Nigerian immigrant and professional wrestler, is among a number of graduates that have been nominated and granted accomplishment awards by (...)
By Stuart Colcleugh. Panther Kuol fled war-torn Sudan as a boy and spent 13 years in a Kenyan refugee camp before becoming an SFU student this fall (...)
CSFDarfur is officially working in partnership with Oxfam Canada. Robert Fox, Executive Director for Oxfam Canada, has said that Oxfam has set up a fund (...)
Prime Minister Paul Martin has announced that his Special AdvisoryTeam will visit Sudan from November 11 to 20, 2005. The team, which consists of the Prime (...)
Surrounded by academics, activists and students, Canadian Senator and former Lieutenant-General Romeo Dallaire lent his name to a nationwide student (...)
Tiomin Resources Incorporated, a Canadian Company,recently announced that it has completed the acquisition of approximately 100 acres of land in proximity (...)
How do youth in Canada and the United States navigate issues of race, culture and national identity? Handel Wright, a new UBC education professor, says (...)
Despite contacts with Africa and Africans spanning decades, many Canadians still know little or nothing about the continent.Especially in British Columbia (...)
