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'Immigrant' is a gross euphemism for 'settler' - The Caribbean Camera - Vimarsana News

'Immigrant' is a gross euphemism for 'settler' - The Caribbean Camera

"Explore Azeezah Kanji's insightful analysis on the misuse of the term 'immigrant' in Canada, uncovering the historical and ongoing impacts of settler colonialism, racial inequality, and the diverse experiences of immigrants and indigenous peoples. Dive into the complexities of Canada's history and its implications for contemporary society."

Coalition of community leaders demand action, funding for refugees and asylum seekers - Vimarsana News

Coalition of community leaders demand action, funding for refugees and asylum seekers

A coalition of community leaders is urging the federal government to take immediate action to address what they describe as a crisis on Toronto streets

Toronto's TikTok teacher reconnects with her Somali heritage - Vimarsana News

Toronto's TikTok teacher reconnects with her Somali heritage

TDSB teacher Zahra Hassan is using her own heritage to engage students during Somali Heritage Month. She wants to be an example of cultural unity and dispel misconceptions.

Source: cbc.ca
Black-led, Black-serving groups in GTA organize Toronto vigil for Buffalo mass shooting victims - Vimarsana News

Black-led, Black-serving groups in GTA organize Toronto vigil for Buffalo mass shooting victims

A vigil against anti-Black hatred in remembrance of the victims of the May 14 mass shooting in Buffalo will be held in downtown Toronto Thursday evening.

21 racialized Canadians who could help the Order of Canada look more like Canada - Vimarsana News

21 racialized Canadians who could help the Order of Canada look more like Canada

Racialized Canadians who could bring diversity to the country’s Order of Canada in the future include, top row, from left, Murray Sinclair, Afua Cooper, Winnie Ng, Adelle Blackett, Lynn Jones, Vivek Shraya, Debbie Douglas; middle row, from left, Akua Benjamin, Maryka Omatsu, Baldev Mutta, Avvy Go, Paul Taylor, OmiSoore Dryden, Amy Go; bottom row, from left, Alan Tai-Wai Li, Susan Eng, M. NourbeSe Philip, Grace-Edward Galabuzi, Angela Marie Macdougall, Gary Yee and Ingrid Waldron. Toronto Star Composite Earlier this week, the BlackNorth Initiative made a point that seemingly too  few peop...