Indo-Caribbean Voices Reach Global Stage
“Promoting human rights begins with education, understanding where we came from, recognizing the experiences that shaped our communities, and ensuring those stories are not forgotten.”
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human rights
Ontario Human Rights Commission celebrates Its 65th year
“I believe Canada needs to give human rights more priority,” Patricia DeGuire, Chief Commissioner of the OHRC
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The Gravest Crime: Canada’s Abstention and the Call for Reparatory Justice
“Slavery was merely an interruption, not the origin story of African descendants.” (Shahaddah Jack, Toronto’s First Youth Poet Laureate)
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Infringement on mobility rights justified? Only in Canada
“A public health crisis is not a blank check that allows the government to ignore Charter rights.”
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Global Women’s Rights
“To go to a foreign country and ask for assistance in breaking up Canada… there’s an old-fashioned word for that, and that word is treason.” — David Eby, Premier of British Columbia
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Canada silently cedes health sovereignty to WHO
“The balance between collective global health safety and individual freedoms remains a contentious issue among policy experts and civil society.”
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GENERATION WE – WE Day Toronto Celebrates Youth Taking Action on Local, Global and Social Issues
BY: ALYSSA MAHADEO Young people have unlimited potential to reshape today’s world into tomorrow’s possibilities. On Thursday, September 28th, the
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Desert Principles
BY ASHTON COLLEGE Trading with dictators and autocratic regimes is slippery business. But in a world dependant on oil for
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