Migration homogenizes Canada’s unique regional identities!

Photo credit: ImmigCanada Canada’s provinces have always had their own personalities MSN reports that migration is accidentally hom0geni9ziing the country’s unique regional identities. Quebec speaks French, Newfoundland has Celtic traditions, Alberta embraces cowboy culture, and British Columbia champions environmentalism.  However, over 475,000 new permanent residents arrived in 2024; these once-derelict regional characters are blending into something more uniform. Between…

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Toronto launches anti-racism campaign!

Photo credit: AAIHS The City of Toronto has launched its 16th annual “Toronto For All” anti-racism public education campaign. Toronto Today reports that this year’s theme is “We All Belong in Toronto.” The theme aims to discover the “common threads” that link the city’s residents. The city launched a promotional video in which a group of diverse…

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Asylum seekers may go to Scotland!

Photo credit: Scottish Daily Express A crackdown on hotel stays for asylum seekers in the UK will be “disastrous” for Scotland as thousands try to get homes there,  Daily record reports that as part of a tougher regime for migrants the Home Office has halved the amount of time they can remain in government accommodation such as…

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Razzmatazz! by Adewale Sobowale

I get swept by razzle; Blinded by dazzle, readily forgetting where I’m standing! We’ll have plenty of potato, so says manifesto; I’m persuaded, I’ll be uplifted! While asking for votes, politicians gave loads of tons of promises and infrastructure for tommies! Not needing to be encouraged – no one could change my influenced resolve to…

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Yay! Summer’s here!

Away with the jackets because we’re in the warmest season. Most people from the tropics always look forward to the summer season because the temperature is similar to that of their homelands. It could even be so sweltering that cold water is provided at public places. In the summer, people could look forward to outdoor…

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A forever dream …

When the Reverend Babinton Macaulay had a dream of founding a school, and James Pinson Labulo Davies bought into the dream by providing a seed funding of 50 pounds sterling to buy books and equipment for the school, I’m not sure the positive collaborators realized they were up to something that would change the facet…

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