Small Towns Are Dying. Can Immigration Save Them?
Newcomers can extend the lives of shrinking villages, but only if Quebec can confront its xenophobia
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Living Better: Annahid Dashtgard
How do you learn not to self-hate?
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When Canada’s Immigration Policies Pull Families Apart
After years of training in Canada, my dad still had to go back to South Korea to get the job he deserved
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Who Gets to Decide What Being a Canadian Means?
I moved here when I was six. The experience has always left me wondering where anybody belongs
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The Boy on the Beach
A haunting photo of Syrian refugee Alan Kurdi’s body galvanized people into action. In a new book, his aunt tells their family’s story
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Unwelcome to Canada
We opened our homes and hearts to those fleeing war in Syria. But we aren’t doing the same for people in Yemen
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Thirty-five Million Canadians Are Not Enough
A nation founded on immigration and diversity? Not quite. How Canada’s closed borders wrecked the country’s development
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The Loneliness of Being an Immigrant
In 2011, Keith Bi immigrated to Canada to start a new life. He can’t tell his parents the truth about what that life has become
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A Multicultural Ideal, and a Difficult Reality
As the Muslim daughter of immigrants, I have looked in the mirror more than once and wondered if I belong
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The Refugee ‘Welcome Kit’ Nods to a Kinder Canada—and a Harsher World
Parkas, art, and our Charter of Rights and Freedoms embody an aspirational vision for our country
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