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From Tiananmen Square's dissident exiles to the roiling Mississippi Triangle, the driven filmmaker tackles deep subjects

A $200,000 donation will help Science North expand its outreach to Indigenous communities and incorporate Indigenous knowledge in its programming.

Thousands of dollars have been invested into Science North in Thunder Bay from TD Canada Trust. Coming from th...

An ex-South Korean Pohang-class corvette that is now in service with the People's Army of Vietnam Navy. Indonesia had plans to acquire a similar vessel with foreign-sourced loans. The Indonesian Ministry of Finance (MoF) has declined a propo...

A file image of HMCS , which made a port call in Cambodia in September 2022, marking the Royal Canadian Navy's first visit to the country. Winnipeg The Royal Canadian Navy (RCN) Halifax-class guided-missile frigate HMCS has concluded its vis...

Fundraiser will collect money for the Regional Food Distribution Association and the Dew Drop Inn, as well as the Boys and Girls Club of Thunder Bay.

When Vincent Chin, a Chinese American man who lived near Detroit, was beaten to death with a baseball bat after being pursued by two white autoworkers in 1982, it horrified and mobilised Asian Americans across ethnic and linguistic lines.

Editor's note: On June 19, 1982, Vincent Chin was savagely beaten in an attack in Detroit that led to his death days later. His killers, two white men, never spent a day in jail. This page looks back at the moment when Asian Americans finally found their voice, both in their cries for justice for Chin and an end to long-standing racism. This is the final report in a three-part series on race issues in the US.

Vincent Chin, a Chinese American man, was beaten with a bat in 1982 in an enclave of Detroit. His death sparked a national movement against Asian hate

Chin’s killing, forty years ago, has inspired documentaries, television, young-adult books, and countless works of scholarship. What do we want from his story, and the people who tell it?