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Montreal's Chinese and Indigenous community members mark a decolonized Lunar New Year - Vimarsana News

Montreal's Chinese and Indigenous community members mark a decolonized Lunar New Year

Members from Montreal's Chinese and Indigenous communities came together as part of the Lunar New Year festivities. For the event's organizer, it was a step toward decolonizing Chinatown.

Source: cbc.ca
Quebec's English-speaking racialized communities face higher unemployment rates, study says - Montreal - Vimarsana News

Quebec's English-speaking racialized communities face higher unemployment rates, study says - Montreal

A recent report says racialized immigrants have a harder time finding work and that the unemployment rate is the highest among visible minorities whose first language is English.

Closure of Chinatown shelter seen as opportunity to revive Montreal neighbourhood - Vimarsana News

Closure of Chinatown shelter seen as opportunity to revive Montreal neighbourhood

News that a shelter for the unhoused at the Guy Favreau complex was set to close this fall, thrilled Montreal’s Chinatown community which says, it desperately needs the space

Source: cisnfm.com
Closure of Chinatown shelter seen as opportunity to revive Montreal neighbourhood - Vimarsana News

Closure of Chinatown shelter seen as opportunity to revive Montreal neighbourhood

News that a shelter for the unhoused at the Guy Favreau complex was set to close this fall, thrilled Montreal's Chinatown community which says, it desperately needs the space

City meets with Chinatown merchants, residents, announcing shelter closure - Montreal - Vimarsana News

City meets with Chinatown merchants, residents, announcing shelter closure - Montreal

"They feel a little frustrated, if not angry, about the lack of adequate response from the city or from the police in dealing with crime, with disorder," said CRARR's Fo Niemi.