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‘Canada must not go down that road’: More than 250 organizations demand investigation into CBSA after student protesters issued exclusion orders

The students were protesting after being denied post-graduation work permits they say they were eligible for when they enrolled at Portage College.

Half of Filipino immigrants to Canada are overqualified for their jobs: StatCan

‘For the relationship that Canada has with the Philippines, it seems like it's lopsided.'

Partnered Partnered content How construction contracts became the blueprint for social change in Manitoba

Manitoba is a leader in social procurement, with decades of partnerships among government, businesses and social enterprises that have shaped a model other communities can learn from.

Partnered Partnered content Haitian women engage in local governance amid ongoing crisis

‘The need is endless’: Food insecurity highest in Canada’s Black, Arab and Indigenous communities

Food insecurity gaps aren’t closing, so community organizations across Canada are trying new ways to help beyond just providing food.

Controversial Palestine exhibit opens at Canadian Museum for Human Rights

The exhibit, called Palestine Uprooted: Nakba Past and Present, drew criticism even before it opened at the national museum in Winnipeg.

Vancouver tests new app to map accessibility in parks and trails

The pilot program allows app users to identify barriers in city parks to help make outdoor spaces more accessible and inclusive for everyone.

Partnered Partnered content More time, more power: Sahelian women are ‘at the heart of the action’

The RÉELs project seeks to promote women’s empowerment by giving them the tools to succeed

Partnered Partnered content Plus de temps, plus de pouvoir : Les femmes sahéliennes sont « au cœur de l’action »

Le projet RÉELs cherche à promouvoir l'autonomisation des femmes en leur donnant les outils pour réussir