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From Punjab to Toronto: Filmmaker Gursimran Datla is telling immigrant stories that Canada rarely sees

Explore the journey of South Asian Canadian filmmaker Gursimran Datla, from Punjab to the heart of Canada's film scene. The post From Punjab to Toronto: Filmmaker Gursimran Datla i...

How a newcomer from Bangladesh discovered Canadian literature — and shared it with the world

After immigrating from Bangladesh, Subrata Kumar Das discovered Canadian literature and has since introduced its writers to Bengali readers through books, events and community init...

Stories, Seeds, Survivance

By Fidaa Ataya, Dovie Thomason. Stories connect us to our past and shape our futures, helping us to imagine alternatives, to envision the dreams towards which we can collectively m...

Newsflash: The mythical 'monoculture' has never existed

Australia's multicultural success story stands in stark contrast to the nostalgic myth of a monocultural past that never truly existed, writesCraig Hill.EVERY NOW AND THEN, someone...

How Asian Animators Are Cracking the Code of Cross-Cultural Storytelling

On the sidelines of Shanghai, Chinese filmmaker Yu Shui, India's Gitanjali Rao and Aardman's Will Becher discuss what it takes to make a film the whole world wants to see.

Filipino/a/x Voices Across Genres and Generations

June is Filipino Heritage Month here in Canada, and while I'm not the biggest fan of cultural heritage months (I personally find them limiting and largely serving the colonial proj...

Immigrant author Joyeeta Ray debuts children’s book inspired by kindness and inclusion

Mississauga immigrant author Joyeeta Ray launches her debut Canadian children’s book, Secrets of the Strawberry Garden The post Immigrant author Joyeeta Ray debuts children’s book...

Roots and heritage abroad: Carrying Kasheer across borders to keep identity alive

In an increasingly interconnected world, migration has become a part of many people’s lives. Whether for education, employment, or better opportunities, moving away from home often...

Why Sudbury’s Francophone community is growing stronger through immigration

Newcomers from around the world are helping reshape Sudbury's francophone community, creating new pathways to belonging, culture and identity. The post Why Sudbury’s Francophone co...

Art is ‘borderless’

Hasan Raheem recalls Toronto stage moment with Talwiinder

Beyond 'model minority': The overlooked histories of Asians in Aotearoa

From political outsiders to Indigenous identity journeys, a new book critiques simplistic multicultural narratives and highlights the complex dynamics within Asian communities.

From experience to connection: international students shaping dialogue across cultures in T�rkiye

For many international students, studying abroad extends well beyond academic life. It involves learning new languages, building relationships, and gradually developing a sense of...

Canada Immigration: The Business of Winning and Losing

Canada’s immigration story is impossible to miss. Whenever I’m at a grocery store in a major Canadian city, there’s a 90% chance I’ll bump into a fellow immigrant—staff and shopper...

Australian Story: July 13

When a group of Australian Jewish friends decided they would support a newly arrived Muslim refugee family, all their lives would change.

Bollywood Monster Mashup festival returns with food, music and free Bollywood movie screening

Bollywood Monster Mashup returns to Mississauga July 24-26 with a free DDLJ screening, Bollywood concerts, food contests and fashion show. The post Bollywood Monster Mashup festiva...

Multicultural Catering: Tips for Authentic Indian Cuisine at Corporate Scale

Every multicultural menu carries cultural stakes. But Indian cuisine for a South Asian diaspora audience is a specific category of difficulty that most catering operators underesti...

Multicultural pride surges in Canada as the World Cup approaches

By Paula Newton, CNN Ottawa (CNN) — It was the kind of pitch-perfect evening amateur soccer players and their parents dream of all winter. Months of withering brutal weather gave w...

CHIN Radio-TV celebrates 60th anniversary of 'multi-culturalism' this weekend in Toronto

Johnny Lombardi, Lenny's father, founded CHIN Radio/TV in 1966 in Toronto

At Cannes, Filmmakers Explain How They Find Mainstream Funding for Culturally Specific Stories

At the Local to Global Storytelling Panel presented by Gold House, producers and directors spoke about the challenges that come with finding funding for international stories.

At the Canadian Screen Awards, the Industry Steps Outside Hollywood’s Shadow

No longer content with being just “Hollywood North,” the Canadian screen industry is asserting itself and telling its own stories.

CN Tower anniversary about more than just a recognizable landmark

As the CN Tower marks its 50th anniversary, the city’s most recognizable landmark has become much more than a tourist attraction for members of Toronto’s South Asian Community. For...

'Where do you think I am from?' Indian-origin man counters racist bullying in Canada, says everyone should talk back

Revitalizing Indigenous languages through film: The story of Runa Simi

The Peruvian film documenting a community-led effort to dub The Lion King in Quechua tells a wider story of Indigenous language revitalization, showing how media can strengthen cul...

Canadian Immigrant reporter Chitra K. Menon wins CEMA journalism award

Canadian Immigrant reporter Chitra K. Menon wins CEMA journalism award for international student mental health story The post Canadian Immigrant reporter Chitra K. Menon wins CEMA...